This is all up to Herb and our developers - and finally our marketing team. I won't spill the beans, that's for sure [;)]
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@William said:
There is also maybe the most basic recording engineer's philosophy that is egregiously violated by synful - not to tamper with the basic waveforms of the original recording. To present them in the most pure fashion possible is the goal, which is what VSL has done, but synful literally rips them to pieces then "reassembles" them.
@William said:
There is also maybe the most basic recording engineer's philosophy that is egregiously violated by synful - not to tamper with the basic waveforms of the original recording. To present them in the most pure fashion possible is the goal, which is what VSL has done, but synful literally rips them to pieces then "reassembles" them.
@Mike McCarthy said:
[quote=William]Mike McCarthy -
I disagree. The VSL sampled legato on horns, flutes, clarinets, trumpets, etc., basically all of the performance instruments, are far beyond those Synful legato sounds.
William -
Absolutely no argument - and I stated as much in my first post. But don't you agree that it is the potential of something like Synful that is exciting, especially if it could somehow be integrated into a future Perf Tool upgrade.
I never intended this to become a "Synful-is-better-than-VSL" debate, but rather a discussion of the merits of combining the two technologies.
Also, I'm certainly not suggesting that VSL is only good for sustains! [[;)]]
Mike.
I have invested the bulk of my sample library investment in VSL because I felt they had the 'vision' needed to continually innovate. I am quite confident this will be the case. Exciting times are ahead - that is for sure.
Rob
@SyQuEsT said:
The best should be an orchestral library you could play an old midi file and it sounds like a real orchestra.
[:)]
@paynterr said:
Halion (my choice) already has pre-load down to 0.2 seconds, which means I can quite happily run all my orchestral samples in real-time on a single pentium 4 machine.