Hello Peter!

There is no such sound set yet, as it would be an elaborate task to create it and I'm not sure how many users out there would actually use it.

Mallets can be used easily without a sound set. For all unpitched percussion instruments there is a workaround to have all the articulations at hand without a sound set. Here is an excerpt of the "Optimizing Sibelius playback" manual you find in your User Area under Overview/Needful Things/Sibelius Sound Sets:

Best,
Andi

Hi Peter,

I have a Sibelius soundset available for the percussion library (DVD).

Regards,
Michel

 Michel

 Are you able to send me a copy (using the contact button) ?

Many thanks

Peter

Hi Peter,

The contact button doesn't seem to work.

Michel

 Michel

Strange that. I've just tried again and the contact button on my first request gives the option to send an email

but the contact button lower down the page doesn't.

Anyway, my email address is pwalton at fsmail dot net

Thanks

Peter

ditto... this would be a massive help for me. Any chance of getting a copy?

thanks,

J.

All you percussion fans out there might want to know, that there is an official sound set in the making, which should be finished in September.

Best,
Andi

Hi Andi,

Any updates on this? I could really use a DVD percussion soundset right about now! ;-)

thanks,

J.

Actually, does anybody have any clever tricks they can share about setting up general percussion stations in Sibelius and VE/VI? My main problem, at the moment, is setting up a staff with 3 suspended cymbals. Since all the cymbals available are single patches, I'd have to load each desired cymbal into a separate cell, then switch between them manually, I suppose. This seems pretty tweaky, to me... Any other tricks or suggestions for this kind of thing?

thanks in advance,

J.

Hello J.

The sound set is finished, but the manual has still to be written. Give me one more week. ;-)

Best,
Andi

Hello all!

You might be interested in this new thread. [;)]

http://community.vsl.co.at/forums/t/23130.aspx

Best,

Andi