Nicely done! This sounds great for it's intended purpose! What keyboard is being used here? And what breath controller? On the critical side, does anyone else here the (undesirable) airiness captured on some of the solo high violins (14:47) and the oboe (12:00)? I have this also on Elite Strings -- on many notes; more or less on different instruments in different ranges.
Hey, I'm using a Yamaha Motif XS8 and a TEC Breath Controller. About the "airiness", I genuinly don't hear the problem in those examples, but I know what you mean. It's really, really rare I find this problem with Synchron samples. If it happens, is probably because I am working with the lowest dynamics, and there's probably a compressor on some of the mics. The fact that in the Synchron mixer you can add/remove the compressor and you can work with the EQ individually for each mic position, makes it very easy to get rid of those frequencies if needed, without affecting the general brightness of the sound!
Hi Fabio, thanks for this video. I don't understand one thing. If you're playing with both hands, how can you control Breath? Perhaps, with the aftertouch, if your keyboard have it?
@@ViennaSymphonicLibrary @ViennaSymphonicLibrary yes, i understood that, but i don't understand how he control this breath, playing on the keyboard with both hands.
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Nicely done! This sounds great for it's intended purpose!
What keyboard is being used here? And what breath controller?
On the critical side, does anyone else here the (undesirable) airiness captured on some of the solo high violins (14:47) and the oboe (12:00)? I have this also on Elite Strings -- on many notes; more or less on different instruments in different ranges.
Hey,
I'm using a Yamaha Motif XS8 and a TEC Breath Controller.
About the "airiness", I genuinly don't hear the problem in those examples, but I know what you mean. It's really, really rare I find this problem with Synchron samples. If it happens, is probably because I am working with the lowest dynamics, and there's probably a compressor on some of the mics. The fact that in the Synchron mixer you can add/remove the compressor and you can work with the EQ individually for each mic position, makes it very easy to get rid of those frequencies if needed, without affecting the general brightness of the sound!
Great library. Is it sound processed or out of the box?
100% out of the box!
Hi Fabio, thanks for this video. I don't understand one thing. If you're playing with both hands, how can you control Breath? Perhaps, with the aftertouch, if your keyboard have it?
Fabio uses a MIDI breath controller for a lot of his work. Best, Andreas/VSL
@@ViennaSymphonicLibrary @ViennaSymphonicLibrary yes, i understood that, but i don't understand how he control this breath, playing on the keyboard with both hands.
Hi Corrado, you actually have a mouthpiece, so you're breathing into it, which is converted into a MIDI message.
- Paul
@@ViennaSymphonicLibrary aaaahhh ok, that's why. The human breath, not the breath cc2. Ok! Thanks Paul. 😂
just wondering which breath controller you are using. sounds awesome.
It's the TEC breath controller 2. It really is fantastic!