Hello!

Here are some answers.

@DaddyO, the new patches are included in the updated Factory presets. If you are continuing to work on a project from before the update, you will have to re-load the presets.

@plowman, I can reproduce the wrong switch in the merged Duality Strings Virtuoso presets for Tremolo/Measured/Tempo. This will be fixed in an update soon.

@Eric NE, currently there are no plans to make more "noVib" articulations for Synchron Duality Strings.

Best regards,
Andi

Thanks for responding, Andi.

As I noted above, the free expansion articulations does show in the non-merged presets. But it still does not show in the merged (regular and sordino) presets.

On further inspection, I think I see why. The new articulations are not available in sordino.

Again, thanks.

Hello!

@DaddyO, the free expansion articulations are also included in the regular and sordino merged presets, but only appear in the Regular branch. The latest Synchron Duality Strings Sordino update must be installed though.

@mducharme, thanks for reporting. It will be fixed soon.

Best regards,
Andi

Hi DaddyO,

This expansion is now part of the regular installation, You can find those expansion packs when you scroll down in the list of components with Duality Strings Regular.

Maybe you somehow didn't install it?

Hi again,

Update: Those 2 updates are now online!

Apologies: Seems like there are still 2 updates in the pipeline that I missed! Those should be added today or tomorrow!

Thanks for your patience!

Hi again DaddyO!

The Synchron Duality Strings Sordino update wasn't online, but it is now. Sorry for the confusion.

Best,
Andi

No problem, and no apology needed ... at all !

Thanks for your followup to both Paul and Andi.

I own Duality Full, including Colors and Virtuoso. I have downloaded all update and as of today, none are pending in Vienna Assistant.

I am working on presets, and it seems that the free update and virtuoso items are showing up in "regular" but not so much in "con sordino." It is almost impossible to find listings of content to help me track what should be there. My starting point is the 1st Violin factory preset that merges regular, con sordino, colors, and virtuoso.

I guess to start, could you either confirm there is a 1:1 correlation that all articulations (and variations thereon) in regular should also be in con sordino? Or if there are some items not in con sordino, could you confirm which items? If this varies by instrument, can you address that, too?

Thank you,

Steve

@strytten to my knowledge they haven't added anything to the con sordino or colors, the only changes there would be the combined presets for people who own those libraries and virtuoso. I find it a bit odd to have non vibrato and the new staccato only in regular and not for con sord (or colors in the case of non vibrato), but I am thankful they were added as it saves me from having to buy Synchron Strings Pro to get those articulations, and potentially fight with trying to get a different library to blend.

I'm sending a file to support (was too big to attach) that shows all the articulations for "regular" "sordino" and "color" first violins, and in the first column, I have marked the "regular" articulations that are not in my "sordino" articulations. As you will see, it is a pretty significant portion of the overall articulations. My file is part of a spreadsheet I'm working on to manage my mapping of controllers, etc., and if I have time I'll post separately on what I'm doing with that.

Thanks in advance for clarifying what articulations, if any, are "regular" and not "sordino."

Steve

Hello Steve!

The free update articulations are only available for regular playing, but not for sordino and colors. They are included in the merged presets too, but only appear in the "regular" branch.

It's true that the articulations included in regular and sordino don't match 1:1, but they almost do. You can always check details about the included articulations on the product pages under Content.
https://www.vsl.co.at/en/Synchron_Series/Duality_Strings#!Sample_Content

Best regards,
Andi