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Let me try again
There is one free VSL Remote Control "Tool" - This is what Paul shows in synchron videos and it's functionality / look and feel is comparable to VI-Pro "Basic View". (I assume this is what you mean with "webpage in the player")
There are numerous non-VSL Midi Controller Tools/Apps, but these I don't know
Hope this could lift some of your confusion
Gabriel
Log into your VSL account, go to MyDOWNLOADS, check "Software Manuals", download "VI Remote App Manual" and RTFM!
I just saw ... This month Blue Planet ll starts on ARD (from 19.02) ... just for the one who is interested to see beautiful pictures in combi with Synchron Recordings (and understands German) ...
http://www.daserste.de/information/reportage-dokumentation/der-blaue-planet/videos/index.html
I'm the one. 😉
Thanks for info.
Hi,
Is there a way of checking what components of Synchron Strings I have and haven't installed? The download manager doesn't seem to keep a log of this, and given the updates, fixes, etc, I want to make sure that I've updated everything I need, but without pointlessly re-downloading stuff I already have.
Thanks in advance.
OK with all respect I do have for Spitfire as one of the few competitors of VSL who are seriously trying to present orchestral samplelibraries, at least as far this Video could present it to me this is definitly nothing what does impress me: They are obviously not awware, that in 20 minutes "in action" Video they dont present anything what I would not likewise expect from some decent synthypad-patches. I mean however they refer to Hans Zimmer to evoke dreams of the big film business with much money for very few notes and composition effort. If they went on like this they will end up boring me as Nils Frahms it already does with nearly all of his time consuming musical nothing that he presents.
No sorry, our music tradition definitly has more challenges than only the slowest adagio impressions. If they want to show anything in action, I would expect at least different kinds of action and not only constant lethargy in all variations the usage of bow allows.
However "many" libraries they present it seems to be more the Problem that they are nearly completly focussed on producing pad-like sounds with not that much real musical relevance. I already have had the same impression with their LCO Strings its allways about the same Ideal of a syntheziser pad without the necessary usability for the whole variety one would expect from strings playing more than any "dreamy" minorchord but real music with meldies, rythm architecture of dramaturgy, motives and development.
Good to know that VSL stands still on the real ground of music and seems to be not tat much in danger to flow away in a nilsfrahm like musical out of nowhere and nothing.
Good to know that VSL stands still on the real ground of music and seems to be not tat much in danger to flow away in a nilsfrahm like musical out of nowhere and nothing.
Agreed. I had not used VSL libraries much until now (just VEPro), but this is one of the reasons I bought Synchron Strings, and am adapting my writing to use it more (HW Strings are my usual go-to, but I like Synchron quite a bit).
There are several library developers that seem to have adopted the "more is better" approach to sampling, and are releasing libraries with ridiculously unrealistic numbers of players aimed at the overhyped "epic" scoring mindset. But to me, this kind of "scoring" is little more than sound design with musical samples. True music, and true musical film scores can stand the test of time and be enjoyable a century or more from now. Most of these sound-design styled scores and pieces will be forgotten 2 minutes before the piece has ended.
It is good to see that VSL is planning and developing with the essence, purity and beauty of true music in mind.
