Is anyone else getting excited about his?[:)]

'Excited' ? Yes, but the longer they take to release some info. or the actual thing, the excitement is turning into an 'Irritation' caused by the extended waiting time for VE-Pro to be released. 

Yes, what the heck is the Epic Orchestra and how much will it cost for those who bought the VE3 after VSL announced that the PRO will be a free upgrade?

Great News ! I'm really waiting for this as VE3 works like a charm now we need 3rd party VST inst to be runned propoerly by this one ;-)

I own the Special Edition DVD (no plus) so is there any interest in getting the extra Epic Orchestra ?

Thanks again.

@Paul said:

=> Yes, you can load as many samples as you have RAM available with VE Pro, just as you can with the PC 64 bit version (works with VE 3 already).This feature also works with Leopard.

Will it also work on PPC machines with Leopard, or it will be Intel-only?

The libraries in 'epic orchestra' are some of VSL's best.  Looks like a very good deal.

Hi,

VE PRO will work on Intel only (OS X).

Best,

Paul

@Paul said:

Hi,

VE PRO will work on Intel only (OS X).

Best,

Paul

Hi Paul ,

is this true for both  VE Pro-Slave  and  VE Pro-Host ???

Best ,

Gerd

Hello Gerd,

it doesn´t look like this will be possible.

Best,

Paul

Hi Paul,

Cm mentioned in June that PPC would be supported for the host (obviously the slave is a different matter)

http://community.vsl.co.at/forums/p/21776/149346.aspx#149346

What changed? Would be a serious blow if couldn't have the host PPC ( i have a PC i7 slave) using VE3 currently...... (i know the PPC is dead.....but bought ve3 thinking an upgrade to ve pro would run on PPC)

Cheers

Paul

Hi again,

as I said, this is what it looks like at the moment. We are still working on it, so it might as well change. I understand your concern, let´s see if we can tackle this - it´s really a development decision.

Best,

Paul

Hi Paul,

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. I've always used Logic but couldn't face the current price tags for a New Macpro. (Hence the PC i7). Would be interest to see how many other people currently use PPC as hosts for VE3.......anyone else out there??......

Paul

@Paul said:

Hi again,

as I said, this is what it looks like at the moment. We are still working on it, so it might as well change. I understand your concern, let´s see if we can tackle this - it´s really a development decision.

Best,

Paul

Thanks for the info, Paul !

Sure , meanwhile PPC is a dinosaur . But it is also  a rock-solid system for quite a lot producers out there ,

still working with their PT7 & Logic 7 setup . 

It would be great if VSL could release at least one VE Pro-Host version for PPC ,

even if this version won't get any major update in the future .

Thanks in advance

Best

Gerd

@Rob Elliott said:

The libraries in 'epic orchestra' are some of VSL's best.  Looks like a very good deal.

I tottaly agree.

But i wonder how big this library is, how many GB? Would it be possible for VSL to answer that?

Thank you.

Hello,

that´s absolutely possible, Anonymous Joe, and the product page is already in preparation and will be online soon.

Thanks so much for your patience and interest, everybody!

Best,

Paul

The Epic Orchestra pack looks like mostly previously released samples, except "Woodwinds Ensemble".  I've never seen that before....

PLEASE tell me that it will host on a PPC!!! My host is a G5...this would be devastating if it doesn't (I suddenly am feeling a bit nauseous)

Brian, I think the 'Woodwinds Ensemble' is the ensembles in the Woodwinds I collection.

I planned to buy a new Mac Pro as a VE slave, but to keep the sequencer (DP 5.13) on my good old G5 quad, so I'd GREATLY appreciate that the *host* plugin still runs on PPC. Please, please, please...

Indeed .. I would also love to have VE Pro available to my G5. As I said in another post .. the chance to be able to host my aging EW library and VSL together would be great. Since I can't use the EW on my new Intel Macs.

Surely the G5 can't be so bad. It was rated as an extremely powerful chip at one point. It's even a 64 bit chip !!! Would be nice to make some more use out of this. especially with the VSL.