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  • Hi Sam, 

    Here are a few answers: 

    1) Yes, you get more flexibility there, and repositioning the mid mic layer is possible, but rather tedious. Mid mic position is always the same (also for bigger instruments / sections like Timpani). 

    2) Yes, if you apply the Library Update for SY perc I, this feature will be available for Timpani and Concert Toms. 

    3) These new options have been implemented pretty straight-ahead in the libraries. Let's see how much demand there is for a walkthrough. 

    Best, 
    Paul


    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL
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    Hi Vadim, 

    Thanks for the reminder.
    We'll check what's going on there, and how long the reset time is. Do you get the same result if you wait a few seconds between playback?

    EDIT: Reset time is usually 3 seconds... can be tricky with loops, agreed. 

    Best, 
    Paul



    Yes, if I wait a few seconds, result is same. Waiting a few seconds - as if the functionality of the accelerator and brake pedals in a car were interrupted for advertising)) Also there are different results between playback and mixdown, if RR notes are spreads across the music with long pauses.


  • Hi Vadim,

    We will look into it next week!

    Best,
    Paul


    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL
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    Hello Viennese,

    great additions In the last months! And this is truly a Highlight. I bought everything and will finally download A LOT this WE.

    2 questions aren’t left since most percussion instruments are recorded now. Are Marimba and Concert chimes a topic for an update/upgrade or are the percussions „Im Kasten“ and ended now?

    Thanks and keep recording BBO Libraries 😊👍


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    Hi LAJ, 

    Glad to see you happy, and thanks for sharing your joy 🎉

    We will never stop recording, but we cannot talk about products that don't exist (yet)... 

    Best,
    Paul


    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL
  • Hello LAJ!

    Concert chimes are included in Synchron Percussion I. They are called tubular bells there which is just a different name for the same instrument.

    Best regards,
    Andi


    Vienna Symphonic Library
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    Hello everybody,

    We finally managed to upload more detailed walkthrough, with a focus on the sounds themselves.

    Find them in the video section of Synchron Percussion II!

    Enjoy,
    Paul


    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL
  • I'm interested too Andreas, I'm loving the instruments I already have in the synchron player.

    But I already have a lot of VI percussion, and to my casual review it seems to be a lot more comprehensive instrument list - am I correct? Will Synchron grow over time to be as extensive as VI, or should they be seen as partners?

    And..... could you please record some bongos for me!

    Cheers,

    Barton.


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    @Paul said:

    Hello everybody, 

    We finally managed to upload more detailed walkthrough, with a focus on the sounds themselves. 

    Find them in the video section of Synchron Percussion II!

    Enjoy, 
    Paul



    Thank you, Paul.  These are very helpful toward fully appreciating what Synchron Percussion II offers.


  • Hello Barton!

    The VI Percussion collection contains a few more instruments than Synchron Percussion I+II, but Synchron Percussion has been sampled more in depth. Furthermore Synchron Percussion comes with the great acoustics of our Synchron Stage and lots of Mixer-Presets that make the instruments usable for any situation instantly. As far as your wish for Bongos and more is concerned, we'll see what time brings.

    Best regards,
    Andi


    Vienna Symphonic Library