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And these negative coments are coming from those that don't even own them. These instruments are fabulous, with incredible nuances of tone and dynamics.
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Careful who you call a troll William. Your tone (yet again) is a disgrace. Some of us have a very good musical education and some are good composers. Criticism of a library that does not include articulations that have been set as a precedent is valid. Nobody expects, nor wants to be insulted by idiots like you because we don't doff our caps every time VSL speaks, so why not play nice and show some respect to your peers.
I am a fully paid up member to VSL, owning most of their products, I respect the company and am grateful that I can give honest, sincere feedback to them without any need for fawning on this forum. Perhaps they might find negative feedback more useful than your gushing sycophancy.
VSL has good competition and whilst I still think they are the best, there is a danger that they will fall behind.
Bill, I don't need to own them - I know what articulations I need for my scores and I know how and where to use them, will that do?
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Hi Mike(mh-7635)
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I went to your site and I must say it's a model of elegance and class... Also, congrats for your work, your touch is clearly "elegance" you know "how to write "for orchestra and especially "Strings". For me it's always a pleasure to discover talented people. Again congrats for your work.
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You got a "mini lecture" because you inferred me and other posters where trolls. However, I'm sorry William, you did not need to reply, clearly you are under the mis-apprehension that I wish to engage in dialogue with you. But seeing as you did, your a fine one to talk about lecturing. Your immature reply suggesting that I was in char......oh christ , your really not worth it...... but I will stand up for opinions other than your own that I happen to agree with.
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I too like the new Violin and Cello...the Cello sounds especially nice. Has anybody else noticed that they are quieter than the original solo strings? I have to boost them by about 4dB to get them to the same level if I combine them in the same matrix as the original solo strings....I am surprised that the relative levels are not matched. Or am I missing something?...I don't think anybody else has commented on this aspect. Thanks! Andy
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I've noticed the same thing. I haven't yet had time to see if this is a result of the VIPro preset settings being different to the ones I had on the original Solo Strings (and just to avoid confusion my comment is based on a comparison of the new Solo Violin 2 and the Solo Violin from Solo Strings I & II.