Vienna Symphonic Library Winds Bundle Upgradecontains instruments including soprano recorder, alto recorder, tenor recorder, and great bass recorder.

Compared with its close relative the flute (flauto traverso), the instrument range of the wooden recorder (flauto dolce) is more limited in terms of pitch and dynamics. This is one of the reasons why the recorder was replaced by the (traverse) flute in orchestras around the 18th century. However, recorders were very popular during medieval times and into the renaissance, and even in the baroque era famous composers such as Telemann, Bach, Handel and Vivaldi wrote pieces for these instruments.

Due to the absence of upper harmonics and a predominance of odd harmonics, the sound of recorders is soft and mellow. The instrument is often unfairly marginalized as a toy for children or amateur players, with its main application being music pedagogy and domestic music. However, contemporary composers of all genres (from Luciano Berio and Mauricio Kagel to Keith Jarrett) have written demanding pieces for the recorder, expanding its timbral range in a virtuosic way. Recorders are used as solo instruments in modern film music, adding a particular exotic timbre with references to ancient or far eastern worlds in orchestral scores. All four recorders of this Instrument Collection were played by Austrian flute and recorder virtuoso Leopold Eibl, a sought-after soloist and chamber musician.

For Owners of the Standard Library    Additional Articulations and Samples    Soprano, Alto, Tenor Saxophones    Baritone, Bass Saxophones, Recorders    132,477 Samples    Standalone Operation    AAX Native, Audio Units, VST    macOS and Windows Compatible

Interval performances in legato (with and without vibrato)

Repetition performances in legato and staccato

Performance trills

Short notes (staccato)

Long notes (sustains), with and without vibrato, regular and marcato

Dynamics: crescendo and diminuendo in various note lengths

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If I had a 3 flash set up, would I buy 3 of these? Or is there a receiver only model? (SB-700)

A: For three flash you would buy four, one for the camera and one per flash.

Q: 2. I am planning to get two FlexTT5's; one for my D7100 & other for my SB-910. Pls guide whether I need to purchase any other cable/cords apart from the two FlexTT5's.

A: Nothing else would be needed; all items necessary to use your setup together would be included with the PocketWizard FlexTT5 Transceiver Remotes. The FlexTT5 would connect to the top of the hot shoe on the Nikon D7100 DSLR camera, and would connect to the hot shoe on the bottom of the Nikon SB-910 Speedlight Flash. The batteries needed to operate the FlexTT5 are included with the units.

Q: 3. Will this work with the JVC GY - HM180 camera

A: Yes, the camera employs standard LANC control.

Q: 4. Does this work with the original Rifa or the Rifa EX?

A: The Lowel Rifa EX 88 LED 80W Bulb & Diffuser Kit is compatible with the Lowel Rifa EX 88.

Q: 5. Will this work on a Canon Vixia HF G30? I can't seem to get a straight answer anywhere. If not can someone recommend one that does?

A: HelloI did buy this to use with my HF G30 and it works perfect! I would definitely recommend this.

Q: 6. Will this work on the Panasonic AG-DVX200?

A: No this will only work with Canon or Sony. This is a LANC connection.

Q: 7. Will this remote work with the new Panasonic AG-CX350 with its new single port LANC?

A: Yes, this controller should work with the Panasonic CX350.

Q: 8. Can these remotes trigger a remote camera from another camera? No need for flash, i would just like to have a second angle captured from my camera on hand. Similar to a lot of sports photography.

A: David is exactly right. A note: if you are only triggering a remote camera with no flash, setting the remote FlexTT5 to Basic Trigger mode is recommended. It will give you faster triggering. Also, setting the camera to manual focus, manual exposure, and setting the ISO will give you the best results.

Q: 9. Does this go pro need to be wired to a computer to stream video?

A: Yes. You will need to connect your GoPro to your computer via USB for access to streaming in webcam mode.

Q: 10. Can you pull focus with this?

A: Yes you can, but it doesn't work with all cameras. For my Canon LEGRIA HF G30 and LEGRIA HF G40 the zoom control work perfectly smooth. For focus control the focus change but in uncontrollable speed and the iris control don't work at all. For my cameras the 2.5 mm input is called REMOTE, for more professional cameras the input is called LANC. I think this remote controller works best with professional cameras and there can be some issues with semi pro cameras. I recommend to test before you buy.