Vienna Symphonic Library Big Bang Orchestra: Regulus - FX Strings is a sample-based virtual instrument centered on highly intense and versatile special string effects from a 50-piece orchestra captured in a section-by-section setup for added flexibility and control. Expand your production palette and get professional sounding results quickly with musical elements including etheral pads, pulsating patterns and more, all carefully recorded at Synchron Stage Vienna and arranged into 9 different categories. The software is compatible with Mac and Windows computers, operates in AU, VST, VST2, and AAX formats, and integrates perfectly with every module in the BBO series.

Ready-to-Use Musical Elements & Textures    Large 50-Piece String Ensemble    Divided into 6 Sections    Tensions, Risers, Hits, Clusters & More    Hypnotic Soundscapes & Inspiring Loops    16 Mixer Channels, Flexible Combinations    Multiple Microphone Positions    For Mac and Window Computers    Standalone, AU, VST, VST2, and AAX

• Big Bang Orchestra: Regulus reveals an abundance of effects and unusual playing techniques, originally recorded for the Synchron FX Strings I Collection, including pulsating textures, suspense-packed tensions, risers, hits, clusters, and much more.
• Evoke mesmerizing soundscapes and inspiring loops played by a 50-piece string section, from lightly bowed whispers to rumbling swarms. Easily create a panoply of colors and entire sonic worlds by simply holding one or two keys, and change intensity or add variety by moving preconfigured controls.
• The 50-piece string ensemble is divided into 6 sections: 14 first violins, 10 second violins, 6 first violas, 6 second violas, 8 cellos, 6 double basses.
• Just like its bigger brother Synchron FX Strings, BBO: Regulus offers production-ready musical elements in these categories: spherical textures, character textures, glissandos, rises and hits, clusters, harmonic effects, pizzicato effects, special pads, and inspiration crossfades. Dig into this treasure trove of tonal and atonal recordings and combine anything with everything to create your personal, unique tone.

• The section microphones can be independently adjusted in the integrated mixer of the Synchron Player, allowing you to emphasize the power of certain sections and giving you more freedom to modify your overall string sound.
• Six levels of reverberation and additional processed presets are offered for each microphone setup: Light, Close, Classic, Wide, Distant, and Ambience.
• Change the level, panning, delay, and channel-EQ settings for each channel. You can also insert any of the built-in FX plug-ins to further optimize your sound.
• While 50 microphones were used to capture an array of positions, from close to ambient, Synchron Player's integrated mixer presents you with 16 channels that offer close mic signals of each ensemble, front and back mics, Decca tree, main surround, and high-surround signals.

• Room Mix Presets: Based on a room mix created from all available room microphones.
• Stereo Decca Tree Presets: The Decca Tree is the microphone tree that is the heart and soul of every orchestral recording. It consists of a main stereo channel and a mono center channel, which capture the details of the room from the conductor's perspective.
• Surround-to-Stereo Presets: Offers the massive sound of all available room microphones including the Decca Tree mics down-mixed to a stereo signal.
• Surround Presets: With your Synchron Player inserted as a surround plug-in in your DAW, these presets provide the starting point for your surround setup.
• Experimental Presets: These special Mixer Presets try out some more fancy settings of the Player's integrated FX section to demonstrate the vast sound possibilities of the Big Bang Orchestra. Feel free to add more FX.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I bought 2 of these and have trouble loosening them. When I turn the handles, they come off rather than open the grip head. Anyone know if there's a particular technique or do I have faulty ones?

A: For this inquiry, it would be best to contact the manufacturer, Impact, for further assistance at 212-594-2120.

Q: 2. Will this record through USB to 4 separate channels? What exactly does 2x4 when referencing USB mean? I am NOT referencing the analog inputs/outputs, ONLY how it relates SPECIFICALLY to USB.

A: The 2x4 means this interface will send 2 channels (Left and Right ) to a recording program for recording, and will return 4 playback channels for monitoring. This will only record 2 tracks at one time.

Q: 3. I want to use it for heavy video editing on my M1 Max Macbook, Can it handle that ?

A: Yes you could edit video from the OWC 2TB Envoy Pro FX External SSD.

Q: 4. Can this be mounted on a lightstand like this one #IMLS96HABI, If yes how? With the help of an adapter or something?

A: The knuckle offers a 5/8" and 3/8 opening in order to attach to the top of a light stand.

Q: 5. What Junior based boom will work well with the Para 133 with mono light.

A: Although this Kupo Big Boom would be suitable for the Broncolor Para 133 with a monolight attached, another option to consider is the Manfrotto 025BSL Super Boom ONLY, Black - 8.8' (2.7 m), BH # MA025BSL https://bhpho.to/3tZZiFW

Q: 6. What option would I need to add a microphone thread to the end of this arm? Wanting to add a shotgun mic to this setup. Thank you!

A: You can use this mount. https://bhpho.to/3dG5PyW

Q: 7. where are these made?

A: These Binocular's are made in Canada.

Q: 8. Will these wheels fit on the Mathews Digital 11' Combo Stand?

A: No, the Matthews Big F'ing Combo Wheel Set (Set of 3) does not fit onto the Mathews Digital 11' Combo Stand.

Q: 9. is this just an arm or an arm with a head?

A: If you are looking at item Impact KCP240 40 EXTENSION GRIP ARM B&H# IMKCP240 : Mfr# KCP240 then that is JUST an arm. If you would like to mount this to a stand then also get Impact KCP200 2.5 GRIP HEAD (CHROME) B&H# IMKCP200 : Mfr# KCP200 . These are good products and I have two sets of each. I hope B&H pays me handsomely for working on their behalf.

Q: 10. It says it has a 44lb payload capacity, is this at 90 Degree tilt also? I'm looking to use this as an overhead rig with a RED Cine Package on a dana dolly.

A: the max load capacity reflects it;s max load capacity even at close to the 90 degree angle maximum extension, As with all thing of this nature I'd recommend you test it personally before committing you camera package to it on a shoot