Hi Beat,
Thank you so much for your sharing and detailed explanation. I really appreciate.
If I use the output of the sample libraries as my final product, I would totally agree with you. There are certainly many workarounds to overcome the limitations, and as musicians/compsoer, we should work with those limits.
Maybe a little bit of my background....
Hello
Thank you for the extensive publishing of your background.
I see that the technical side may be more important, just like trying to make music that sounds as real as possible.
But even if you are a composer ... My music examples should show that 2-voiced instruments do not sound much different than if they were split on Divisi. The Vienna Instrument Pro can play all articulations in multiple voices, even legato articulations. No problem to compose more than one note at a time ...
Take it easy - in the end, the music counts.
Nobody but you knows where the technology was not quite in line with reality ...
By the way: If you want to make a further step forward in terms of reality, then split the two sides:
- "Sibelius for the score"
- DAWx for the perfect sound.
Best regards
Beat
- Tips & Tricks while using Samples of VSL.. see at: https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/ - Tutorial "Mixing an Orchestra": https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/mixing-an-orchestra/