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  • New to VSL

    J
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    Hi all,

    I'm still new to this but i had other program with lots of sounds very old.

    my question is, i asked my vendor of how to select and choose among products is VSL, they told me i just need to buy the complete edition VSL, 

    Now i see lots of names like Synchron, MIR, what are these, do i need them?

    what i have Cubase, VSL, i thought i need to connect both and building tracks

    Thanks

    -John
  • PaulP
    VSL Team
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    Welcome John!

    We do offer quite a variety of options, and the best way to get into virtual orchestration will be to check out our Special Editions. You have also chosen a good timing, as our current special offer makes it even more affordable to start!

    The best explanation for our products will be found on our product-pages directly, but in short:

    - Synchron Series contains multi-mic recordings, which is a new step for us, because all our previous samples were recorded rather dry.

    - MIR PRO helps a lot with this approach, as it is a real-time reverberation mixing engine that lets you position your instruments intuitively on a virtual stage, and you will get the authentic response of the room.

    This is a link to our Software Tutorials, if you want to dig a little deeper.

    If you like, feel free to contact us directly via support@vsl.co.at and tell us a bit more about your setup, your workflow and ideally also your budget.

    Best,
    Paul

    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL
  • J
    J

    Hi Paul,

    Sorry I was away, now i'm back, so what is the best way to enrich the sound of VSL libararies, now i'm hearing from people that UAD plugins will create big lantencies,

    I have consulted with sweetwater and they suggested to me to buy VSL Libararies (i got special edition 1,2,3 and 4)  with appolo MK2 quad core and bunch of plugins for sound processing as it has 0 latency.

    i have apolo mk2 quad, i have VSL, i have cubase 9.5, all in one PC.

    the sounds are high quality but needs reverb and other processing, not ready for production.

     

    so my question what is the best way to set all that up?

    Thanks

    -John
  • M
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    Try MIRx, you can demo each hall for 30 days. It's one of the most amazing and easy to use effects I've ever used. MIRx bundle

    Michael