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Hello everybody,
I have just added a quick video about the available Legato Options for Synchron Strings.
You will also find a new way to sculpt the legato transition: Legato Blur, Default CC: 33, available with the latest versions of your Vienna Instruments / Vienna Instruments PRO.
Give it a try!
Best,
Paul
Always cool to see new innovations!!
Is there a difference of the new Legato Blur instead of a bit of Release before VIP 2.4.16779?
Personally I'm really sad to see the change of the Release fader, since I'm using it daily to crossfade articulations, with a mix of Release and Attack. I could make a legato patch end out with on a dynamic patch note by crossfading, but with the changed behaviour of the Release, this is not possible 😕
Best wishes
Neat, thanks for the good videos. Synchron sounds really nice.
Does the new cc33 Legato Blur functionality work on older libraries like Chamber Strings and such? I noticed the feature in the software update earlier today and came to see what it was all about. (Guess I can just try it out and see if anything happens too, but asking anyway.)
Does the new cc33 Legato Blur functionality work on older libraries like Chamber Strings and such? I noticed the feature in the software update earlier today and came to see what it was all about. (Guess I can just try it out and see if anything happens too, but asking anyway.)I tried it with Chamber Strings but I could hear no difference.
Hi,
Glad to hear you like it!
Here's what is happening in the background: You are scaling the P.Release value you can set for each SLOT separately (see atached screenshot). The underlying value is always manually adjusted in the mapping process.
With Legato Blur, you have a contuinuous controller now that lets you scale this value and affect all loaded legatos in your VI / VIPro instance.
Best,
Paul
I installed the latest version of VI PRO and VE PRO, but CC33 (Legato Blur) didn't appear in the preset. Of course I restarted the program. How could it be possible to be adjusted CC33 ? Does anyone who had this issue ?
You have to click on the designation of an existing controller (e.g. "Start Offset") and select Legato Blur from the selection list.
Hi Paul,
Great demo, thank you for this.
It looks like we'll be able to cover an extremely wide range of strings expression playing with all these parameters, the usual ones and this new Blur feature. A wider range I never heard anywhere else. I have to say I own the Orchestral Cube for years, Appassionata, Dimension Strings I and Dim Brass, all extended ones but... I quite never use my VSL for strings, layering two other strings libraries that sounded more versatile to me.
I was intimately hoping I could go back to VSL strings with the Synchron (it has not been the case with the Dimension). And I feel like I surely will and am happy to ! I'm really impressed by the sound, pure and rich, together now with the wide expression capabilities.
About the matrices, I had first considered the f/s/m/l matrices on a RAM point of view only, thank you so much for having clarified about the huge velXfade definition feature, I get it now ! I noticed the steps in full matrix velXfade that required some annoying following editing to get a more fluid cresc/diminuendo. So, again, thanks for giving answers to some questions or worries I had about :)
I think the staff did a great job, keep on :)
Alain
Hi, that‘s interesting. Could you mention why the dimensions did not do the job for your needs? Was complexity the problem or that this ensemble does not sound rich/big enough for some compositions? @Paul ... the new Synchron features are perfect 😉. Thank you ALL....
I was intimately hoping I could go back to VSL strings with the Synchron (it has not been the case with the Dimension).
Alain
Could you mention why the dimensions did not do the job for your needs? Was complexity the problem or that this ensemble does not sound rich/big enough for some compositions?
"...for non-Synchron libraries...."
I haven't loaded this yet, but Paul's jpg snapshot shows it working with a non-Synchron library, in this case the Chamber Violins. If I understand the feature correctly, it's enabing us to control performance release (P.Rel) per slot on a real-time basis. The initial setting is manual in the Advanced view, and the user-defined CC scales the manual setting while performing.
Today's word: sedulous.
In a sentence : VSL programmers are sedulous in their drive to improve Vienna Instruments Pro.
...Personally I'm really sad to see the change of the Release fader, since I'm using it daily to crossfade articulations, with a mix of Release and Attack...
Glad to correct myself here. It's a clever release function that only get ignored on legato patches 😊
So the crossfading concept and changing to other articulations still works.
Wuhuu. Awesome programing VSL team.
