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  • difficult decision...

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    Hi community, hi Paul,

    I own the Synchronized Special Edition 1. I love the Orchestral Strings. I wanted to upgrade to have more control of the vibrato and other articulations, but without loosing the portamento articulation. (No portamento in Synchron Strings I 😔  )
     
    The only alternative I see are the Orignal VI Orchestral Strings I and II (with 14 I Violin etc...) but I would like to use the synchron player!… (are the Special Edition strings a remake of this library?)
     
    What is the library that you suggest to me? I am a classical music teacher and composer that experiments also with film music.
     
    I am unsure between:
     
    Synchron Strings I (no portamento )
    Synchronized Dimension strings I (8 Vn I)
    Synchronized Appassionata Strings (20 Vn I)
    Synchronized Chamber strings (6 Vn I)
     
    It would be great to have the possibility to play for an afternoon the different ensembles, to have them under the fingers…and then decide what suites best…. (Maybe an online system where I could connect my midi keyboard and test the different libraries and articulations remotely so to speak, an idea for future implementation?… 😝
     
    As a decision point:  I love how the Special edition Vol.I strings sound, but he special editions don’t have any control of vibrato unfortunately...
     
     
    Any suggestions? Thank you for your support, I love VSL 😊
     
     
    Thank you
     
     
    Christian

  • Hi

    Those are all great libraries. I would recommend SYNCHRON-ized Dimension Strings I. There is a portamento articulation and a great control of vibrato. 

    Best, David


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    @daviddln said:

    Hi

    Those are all great libraries. I would recommend SYNCHRON-ized Dimension Strings I. There is a portamento articulation and a great control of vibrato. 

    Best, David

    I second this recommendation.  Fantastic library!


  • Thank you guys, it was also my feeling saying to choose the Sy Dimension. Will be it. Thank you for your answers. Christian

  • Hi Christian,

    I've just answered your request which you've send to our support team. I'm sure you'll like it!

    Best, Michael


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    @daviddln said:

    I would recommend SYNCHRON-ized Dimension Strings I. There is a portamento articulation and a great control of vibrato. 

    Does anybody know which are the differences between VI Dimension Strings and the Synchronized version? The web page for the product says that there were improvements, but I can't understand which ones (apart for adding the transposed second violins).

    Paolo


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    @daviddln said:

    I would recommend SYNCHRON-ized Dimension Strings I. There is a portamento articulation and a great control of vibrato. 

    Does anybody know which are the differences between VI Dimension Strings and the Synchronized version? The web page for the product says that there were improvements, but I can't understand which ones (apart for adding the transposed second violins).

    Paolo

    I may be wrong, but I believe these improvements have also been applied to the VI Dimension Strings. If I remember correctly, the long notes like sustains and legatos have been re-edited.

    Best, David