How to position SYNCHRON-ized instruments?

[Beat Kaufmann]

With the SYNCHRON-ized libraries, you don't have the different microphone signals. On the contrary, the samples were recorded in the Silent Stage - as dry as possible and without room content.

So the question is how to position SYNCHRON-ized Instruments without using presets?
The SYNCHRON-ized VI samples wouldn't be called that if they hadn't been adapted to the Synchron Stage...

I just published an article about...

Positioning "SYNCHRON-ized" Instruments yourself on the SYNCHRON Stage (E and D)

Have fun

Beat

[mducharme]

FYI - I think your article link is broken, Beat, since the forum change.

@Beat-Kaufmann said:

With the SYNCHRON-ized libraries, you don't have the different microphone signals. On the contrary, the samples were recorded in the Silent Stage - as dry as possible and without room content.

So the question is how to position SYNCHRON-ized Instruments without using presets?
The SYNCHRON-ized VI samples wouldn't be called that if they hadn't been adapted to the Synchron Stage...

I just published an article about...

Positioning "SYNCHRON-ized" Instruments yourself on the SYNCHRON Stage (E and D)

Have fun

Beat

[Beat Kaufmann]

@mducharme said:

FYI - I think your article link is broken, Beat, since the forum change.

@Beat-Kaufmann said:

With the SYNCHRON-ized libraries, you don't have the different microphone signals. On the contrary, the samples were recorded in the Silent Stage - as dry as possible and without room content.

So the question is how to position SYNCHRON-ized Instruments without using presets?
The SYNCHRON-ized VI samples wouldn't be called that if they hadn't been adapted to the Synchron Stage...

I just published an article about...

Positioning "SYNCHRON-ized" Instruments yourself on the SYNCHRON Stage (E and D)

Have fun
Beat

Thanks - repaired!

Beat

[songman]

I'd be very interested in reading your article but unfortunately the link is still broken and takes me to a page "that does not exist".

[Frankenstein]

@songman said:

I'd be very interested in reading your article but unfortunately the link is still broken and takes me to a page "that does not exist".

If I may.

https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/how-to-position-syn-zed-instruments/index.php

[songman]

@Frankenstein said:
https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/how-to-position-syn-zed-instruments/index.php

Thanks Frankenstein, that worked perfectly!

[Beat Kaufmann]

@Beat-Kaufmann said:

With the SYNCHRON-ized libraries, you don't have the different microphone signals. On the contrary, the samples were recorded in the Silent Stage - as dry as possible and without room content.

So the question is how to position SYNCHRON-ized Instruments without using presets?
The SYNCHRON-ized VI samples wouldn't be called that if they hadn't been adapted to the Synchron Stage...

I just published an article about...

Positioning "SYNCHRON-ized" Instruments yourself on the SYNCHRON Stage (E and D)

Have fun

Beat

I'm sorry that I missed to correct the link again - the ending *.html unfortunately became *.php

Now once again:
https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/how-to-position-syn-zed-instruments/index.php

An even better overview of all the help:
https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/index.php

Have fun
Beat

[songman]

Thank you Beat Kaufmann, that was extremely helpful! I will certainly look at your other help files too.

Cheers, Bob.