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  • Virtual Mahler: The Adagietto from Symphony no. 5

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    To test my new music workstation, which I had custom built to run Vienna MIR Pro by my friendly local PC repairman, I downloaded a MIDI file of the Adagietto from Mahler's Fifth Symphony, imported it into Cubase 7, and played it back through a variety of my virtual string libraries. I know that MIR Pro can make VSL instruments sound gorgeous. Moreover, the streamlined implementation of VIP, VEP, and MIR Pro is a charm to work with. However, I wanted to test MIR Pro running as a plug-in on third-party VST instrument tracks in Cubase 7. I tested a variety of my third-party string libraries and thought the results from the following combination of instruments was very satisfying (Cinematic Strings 2.1, Xsample Chamber Ensemble Harp, MIR Pro: Grosser Saal), so I share them here. I am impressed by how VSL products can make third-party plug-ins run more smoothly (via VEP) and sound better (via MIR Pro). Thanks, VSL, for making products that richly reward users!

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