Vienna Symphonic Library Appassionata Strings II - Vienna Instrumentsfrom the Vienna Symphonic Library Appassionata Strings II - Vienna Instrumentsis a sample-based virtual instrument, that provides "passionate" string ensemble played in the "con sordino" style. The sounds are lush and cinematic in scope and perfectly integrate into a wide variety of musical styles.

From pop and rock to symphonic arrangements, emotional ballads to films, the four string sections offer various sustains and legato performances, with different intensities of vibrato. The virtual instrument also includes articulations such as accented interval notes, spiccatos, staccatos, various Repetition Performances, trills, and much more.

The Vienna Instruments user interface is clearly arranged and includes pre-configured patches for immediate playability with no learning curve. The interface uses a powerful proprietary streaming audio engine that can load up to 3,456 articulations (patches) on one MIDI channel.

Load times are extremely low and sixty-four stereo voices per instance can stream from the hard disc. A RAM optimizing utility clears unused samples out of RAM. Users can easily create their own instruments, using "drag and drop" functionality, and the instrument provides the ability for velocity crossfades and release control to be switched on or off in real time.

Appassionata Strings II Standard Library    Appassionata Strings II Extended Library    Violin and Viola Ensembles    Cello and Double Bass Ensembles    Audio Units    AAX Native and RTAS    VST    Standalone    Mac OS X    Windows 7

Library of four string ensembles, delivering a lush, broad and emotive cinematic sound

Include VSL's "out-of-tune-samples" where various players of the ensemble carefully correct their intonation as the tone progresses, mirroring what actually happens in live orchestral performances

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, I'm using D 200 for remote camera operation using TrailMaster 1550 to capture Tiger & Leopards in their natural habitat, I use MB-D200 (2nos of EN-EL 3e) battery pack but the problem is battery won't last for 2 days. So I would like to know the battery performance of Turbo 3 & how many days it can last in the field.Please advice me at earliest.Ashok

A: This largely depends on what settings are placed on your camera. However, this battery will power the D200 regardless of settings for one full day.

Q: 2. does the Quantum Instruments TCRU Replacement 100-240V Charger for Turbo Compact, does it come with an Australian adapter? Thanks

A: The Quantum Instruments TCRU Replacement 100-240V Charger for Turbo Compact Batteries B&H # QUTCRU, is the universal kit that would come with the Australian/New Zealand country plug adapter. If you are looking for the single Turbo charger by itself designed for use in Australian/New Zealand, then the Quantum Instruments QT54 Turbo Battery Charger for Australia and New Zealand (100-240V), B&H # QUQT54, would work for your usage needs.

Q: 3. Does it work with turbo sc?

A: Yes. The pin configurations are correct.

Q: 4. Cano i use this pack to power 580EX II? Thank you.

A: Yes, the Quantum Instruments Turbo 3 Rechargeable Battery will be compatible with a Canon 580 EX II.

Q: 5. Will this work with the Turbo and/or Turbo Z batteries?

A: It works with the Turbo batteries. No Idea what a Turbo Z battery is.

Q: 6. Is this the correct HV cable for use with Nissin i60 speedlight B&H # NIND60AS ?

A: This flash would accept a Quantum CL5 type cable for Sony flashes for use with a high voltage pack. However, that cable has been discontinued with no replacement being offered.

Q: 7. I currently have 430EXll Cannon Speedlight, is the Turbo 3 Rechargeable Battery by Quantum campatable with this?

A: Unfortunately, the Canon 430EX II is not compatible with the Quantum Turbo line of batteries. It is compatible with the QB1+ battery (B&H # QUQB1P), though. You would just need the MB5 (B&H # QUMB5). Otherwise, to use the Turbo batteries, you would need to upgrade flashes to the 580EX II or 600EX-RT.

Q: 8. Is there a cable to make this pack work with the Nikon sb700?

A: Being that the Nikon SB-700 doesn't have a high voltage port, the Quantum Turbo 3 will not be compatible with it. A compatible battery and cable you can use is Quantum Instruments QB1 + (6V) Battery B&H # QUQB1P and the Quantum Instruments MKZ3 Dedicated Module, B&H # QUMKZ3. Please see the images below.

Q: 9. Will this work with the Nikon sb 5000

A: For the Nikon SB5000 you would need this battery: https://bhpho.to/2Vxdqrn Plus this cable: https://bhpho.to/3axNrnV

Q: 10. Currently, the EN-EL4 will give me about 325 to 340 shots at around 25 to 30 second exposures for star trails and time lapses. I know these things vary with application but Nikon rates the batter to 4000 regular exposures. How much longer can this batter last than 1 EN-EL4?

A: Quantum does not list how long it will last with a camera. There are many variables. But the battery is a lot stronger than then an EN-EL4 battery.My guess is at least two times longer than what you are getting with the EN-EL4 battery and how you shoot.