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
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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?
I ended up with using the Dimension in a 2 desks setup. I sometimes layered them upon another library to get some precision in fast lines i.e. I didn't work and search a lot within Dim so my opinion might be uncomplete but I didn't get large legatos sounding as I expected. And the major issue to me was the lack of 2nd violins, I had to use this boring transposition trick by 1 tone.
It feel like Synchron are way beyond Dimension (sound and playability) but when I have some time to I'll have a deeper look back on Dimension ;-)
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"...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.
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...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.
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in my opinion, the best "legato" patch in SyStrings at current state of library is no legato patches, but "long notes soft" patch.. It more close to target legato sound, that I want to listen.. I am not see, that "legato blur" feature improves anything..
But in my opinion, the slur legato is acceptable. Actually, I think the "long notes soft" is not true choice.
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I don't really understand the legato blur slider yet, or what exactly I should listen for it doing.
It's the same thing as P. Rel, only on a CC basis and globally? Does it override whatever P. Rel does on a patch basis, or work on top of it?
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