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  • W
    W

    Martin, just to clarify - loading the Vienna Suite Pro plug -in does not cause any problem. It is when you load any factory designed pre-set that triggers the buzzing .

    regards, Roy
  • W
    W

    Martin, I have now figured out that the buzzing occurs in the Eq Pro when I load a preset because it defaults to the green light 4x OS as on. When I switch this off - no more buzzing.

    Not sure why this should happen but that is the answer.

    Regards, Roy
  • LAJL
    LAJL
    I am a little bit surprised that there is still no Transient Designer in the package. Is it unusual in orchestral Mixes to shape Transients of drums or other percussive elements?
  • J
    J

    Just a general question about using Vienna Suite. I'm recording a few live instruments which I will add VSL string to. Can I use the Vienna Suite plugins on live instruments or just VSL virtual instruments?
  • PaulP
    VSL Team
    PaulP

    Hi JET, 

    You can use Vienna Suite / Pro on any signal you like, these are "normal" audio plug-ins. 

    @LAJ: Transient Designer is a nice idea, maybe it will be added at some point. 

    Best, 
    Paul

    Paul Kopf Head of Product Marketing, Social Media and Support
  • W
    W

    Hi Paul,

    I am just wondering if you are yet able to shed any light on my original question - the strong buzzing sound  when loading a preset with the  4x OS button on?

    regards,

    Roy
  • M
    M

    I cannot reproduce this - please contact me using support@vsl.co.at, so we can investigate this further.
  • Beat KaufmannB
    Beat KaufmannB
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    @LAJ said:

    ... Is it unusual in orchestral Mixes to shape Transients of drums or other percussive elements?

    Yes, specialy here with very dry recorded VSL-samples. You have all the transients you need witj the dry signals.

    - Tips & Tricks while using Samples of VSL.. see at: https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/ - Tutorial "Mixing an Orchestra": https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/mixing-an-orchestra/
  • LAJL
    LAJL
    I do not agree in this Beat. You may not forget that a Transient Designer is not only effective on attacs, but is also a powerful tool to create artificial sustains. Especially for Jazzdrums. But no problem at all, because Cubase has a nice Multiband Transient Designer since Version 8.
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
    DietzD

    Transient Designers (a.k.a. envelope shapers) are also great to _get rid_ of attacks and transients that are too hard and thus "too close" in a certain conetxt.

    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
  • LAJL
    LAJL
    Right, Dietz, most of the time I use them to make percussive "Wavetails" shorter or longer. So, finaly I think we all agree, that a Transient Designer is No. 1 on the wishlist. BR Lars