@andi said:

Hello Heike!

We will add the Fazioli F212 to Dorico Wizard with one of the next updates. In the meantime you can simply use one of the other Synchron Pianos in your playback template and then load the Fazioli F212 in the Synchron Pianos player.

We don't have Dorico settings for Synchron Strings I, but the Dorico team themselves has made such settings.
https://forums.steinberg.net/t/expression-maps-for-dorico-3-5/148834/5

Best regards,
Andi

Ah, that explains! Thank you for your swift response Andi!

Best regards,

Heike

Noticed this today the Vienna Boys Choir is not showing up in my Project Template just an empty space where it shoud be in the list

Yes it was checked off in the Wizard before creation
So I looked further and found the Endpoint is not being created either for the Vienna Boys
I then deleted and re created the template from Dorico Wizard with the same results

Any suggestions

Hello ennbr!

The Vienna Boys Choir settings get added as expected here with Dorico Wizard. Please note that after creating a new template with Dorico Wizard, these settings cannot be added automatically to an existing project. You will have to re-apply a playback template in Dorico.

Best regards,
Andi

To answer my question
Vienna Boys Choir is the file name on disk

I created my own endpoint and all is well
Thanks everyone

Hi ennbr!

I can see the mistake in the endpoint config for the Vienna Boys Choir and will fix it for the next update.

Best regards,
Andi

Hellooooo team,

just catching up on this - it looks great and seems to support a comprehensive list of libraries. Is there a list of supported libraries? Particularly the vi percussion? It’s one of the few libraries with roto-toms and id love to have a Dorico solution for it.

@Rangi said:

Hellooooo team,

just catching up on this - it looks great and seems to support a comprehensive list of libraries. Is there a list of supported libraries? Particularly the vi percussion? It’s one of the few libraries with roto-toms and id love to have a Dorico solution for it.

It only works with the Synchron Player and not the discontinued Vienna Instruments player. It is compatible with Studio Percussion (previously called Synchron-ized Percussion) which is the VI percussion ported to Synchron Player. It is not compatible with VI percussion because that is in the Vienna Instruments player.

@mducharme said:

@Rangi said:

Hellooooo team,

just catching up on this - it looks great and seems to support a comprehensive list of libraries. Is there a list of supported libraries? Particularly the vi percussion? It’s one of the few libraries with roto-toms and id love to have a Dorico solution for it.

It only works with the Synchron Player and not the discontinued Vienna Instruments player. It is compatible with Studio Percussion (previously called Synchron-ized Percussion) which is the VI percussion ported to Synchron Player. It is not compatible with VI percussion because that is in the Vienna Instruments player.

got it. But interstingly my Studio (synchronised) appassionata and dimension strings arent in the list - which is a bit frustrating

@Rangi said:
But interstingly my Studio (synchronised) appassionata and dimension strings arent in the list - which is a bit frustrating

I suspect this is probably only a more-or-less temporary situation, and hope that at some point they will go back and make Dorico templates for these libraries.

Interestingly, the SE (Special Edition) reduced versions of both Appasionata and Dimension Strings *are* supported by Dorico, I believe. I think it is just the full ones that are not.

@ariacat said:
but still no strings

I don't understand - your first screenshot showed Strings at the very top but you say "still no strings"? Is there something for the strings missing you are expecting to see?

The Dorico Wizard has never supported any of the VI series, so I doubt it is getting mixed up with this.

What are you expecting to see or not see that you are seeing or not seeing? And what special edition volumes do you own?

@mducharme said:

@ariacat said:
but still no strings

I don't understand - your first screenshot showed Strings at the very top but you say "still no strings"? Is there something for the strings missing you are expecting to see?

The Dorico Wizard has never supported any of the VI series, so I doubt it is getting mixed up with this.

What are you expecting to see or not see that you are seeing or not seeing? And what special edition volumes do you own?

Thanks for jumping on so quickly! Knowing that the wizard doesn't support VI help. I'm wondering why there are 3 sets of Woodwinds and Brass, 1, 1-2, and 1-4. And 2 sets for Percussion, 1 and 1-2. There seems to be a lot of overlap here. Are these just different articulation sets?

Hello ariacat!

I have seen in our records that you have registered Studio Special Edition volumes 1 to 4. Everything on your screenshots looks as expected. You have different sets of the sections to choose from according to which instruments you prefer to load. Some selections only load instruments from volume 1, some load instruments from volumes 1 and 2. Some load instruments from volumes 1 to 4. You are free to unselect points that you don't need. It does no harm to keep all selected.

Best regards,
Andi

Thanks for the reply, Andi. On closer look, what seems to be missing are the articulations from Vol. 3. Are those not supported in Dorico?

The Dorico expression maps for Studio Special Edition Vol. 1 Strings also works with the strings sections from Studio Special Edition volumes 2, 3 and 5. All you have to do is load the preset in Synchron Player.

Best,
Andi

Great. Thanks.