Expression maps are the solution. They work great when you take the time to set them up and it keeps all that ugly Keyswitch data out of the midi editor.
@@SampleLibraryReviews you're welcome. It was a very well done video. I recently purchased Synchron Strings Pro and am highly considering getting this while it's in promo pricing. It's the most elegant sounding library ever. I know a lot of people seem to like the Kontact player. I really don't know why. I mean, it's a matter of experience and familiarity I suppose, but the VSL players make it so compact and lightweight on the RAM and CPU...not to mention a much smaller template with hundreds of fewer tracks. Maybe that's just me. I started on VSL so my thinking reflects their structure. Either way, folks are doing some really cool stuff with all these library systems. I'm glad to see the industry evolving so rapidly.
It's kind of silly in the review to make the comment that this library isn't for trailer music...it's a chamber orchestra, so it's for concert music & television scoring...and possibly for layering with large string libraries, not video game scores and Monster Truck Rally Ads.
do you think Vista Performance Samples and Sunset Strings would get a special sale? I’m in love with those two but they are a bit expensive for me right now.
Both of these actually had substantial sale prices when they were first released. You would need to check back with the individual developers on any future sales that might be coming up.
@@brianbrylow6291 Thank you for replying. I’m just in love with them but I’m still in college so I have a budget right now. I totally love Synchron, Sunset Strings and Vista Performance Samples. I can only afford one though. Which one do you think gives the most to create different compositions?
We have released quite a lot of libraries in the last year. Make sure to at least check out our new "Big Bang Orchestra" series, in case you have missed it! - Ben/VSL
@@kiillabytez VSL libraries come with the free Synchron Player, which is great, very different to Kontakt and can run standalone too. I own BBO Andromeda, a great sketching tool at a very low price point (especially since I got it on discount...).
@@kiillabytez Yes, our Synchron and BBO libraries come with our free Synchron Player. It's an advanced sample player packed with all kinds of features (including FX plugins). Some of the libraries are also NKS compatible. We also offer a free BBO library - a great start to get familiar with the player. Feel free to drop me a mail via support@vsl.co.at if any questions pop up!
Cheers Don! Awesome review and demo! I’ve never considered VSL until now! Gosh darn it!
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Thank you for your great review, Don! 💙
Expression maps are the solution. They work great when you take the time to set them up and it keeps all that ugly Keyswitch data out of the midi editor.
Agreed Samuel, thanks for sharing you thoughts
@@SampleLibraryReviews you're welcome. It was a very well done video. I recently purchased Synchron Strings Pro and am highly considering getting this while it's in promo pricing. It's the most elegant sounding library ever. I know a lot of people seem to like the Kontact player. I really don't know why. I mean, it's a matter of experience and familiarity I suppose, but the VSL players make it so compact and lightweight on the RAM and CPU...not to mention a much smaller template with hundreds of fewer tracks. Maybe that's just me. I started on VSL so my thinking reflects their structure. Either way, folks are doing some really cool stuff with all these library systems. I'm glad to see the industry evolving so rapidly.
Unfortunately, those are just for Cubase. Though Babylonwaves does support this library with articulations for Logic and Studio One.
It's kind of silly in the review to make the comment that this library isn't for trailer music...it's a chamber orchestra, so it's for concert music & television scoring...and possibly for layering with large string libraries, not video game scores and Monster Truck Rally Ads.
Hi, Why my synchrong string sound with very low volume? Thanks
Is this supposed to be a step up from Strings Pro, or used in combination or what?
do you think Vista Performance Samples and Sunset Strings would get a special sale? I’m in love with those two but they are a bit expensive for me right now.
Both of these actually had substantial sale prices when they were first released. You would need to check back with the individual developers on any future sales that might be coming up.
@@brianbrylow6291 Thank you for replying. I’m just in love with them but I’m still in college so I have a budget right now. I totally love Synchron, Sunset Strings and Vista Performance Samples. I can only afford one though. Which one do you think gives the most to create different compositions?
Francesco if you can only afford one, Sunset Strings is the most complete selection.
It's been so long, I thought these guys went bankrupt or something.
We have released quite a lot of libraries in the last year. Make sure to at least check out our new "Big Bang Orchestra" series, in case you have missed it! - Ben/VSL
@@BenVSL Will do. Your libraries have a proprietary VSTi, correct? I mean, are they Kontakt compliant?
@@kiillabytez VSL libraries come with the free Synchron Player, which is great, very different to Kontakt and can run standalone too. I own BBO Andromeda, a great sketching tool at a very low price point (especially since I got it on discount...).
@@kiillabytez Yes, our Synchron and BBO libraries come with our free Synchron Player. It's an advanced sample player packed with all kinds of features (including FX plugins). Some of the libraries are also NKS compatible. We also offer a free BBO library - a great start to get familiar with the player. Feel free to drop me a mail via support@vsl.co.at if any questions pop up!
@@BenVSL It's my understanding that this requires a Vienna Key? (The free BBO library).