The Vienna Symphonic Library English Horn (Download)from the Vienna Symphonic Library English Horn (Download)is a sample-based virtual instrument featuring the English horn, played in the Viennese school technique. The English horn is chiefly an orchestral instrument with a melancholy sound that suggests rural and pastoral scenes with mournful airs.

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Staccato
Portato short
Sustained with and without vibrato

pfp with vibrato, 5 seconds; without vibrato, 2 seconds
Fortepiano and sforzato

Flutter tonguing normal and crescendo
Trills constant speed, minor and major 2nd

Legato without vibrato

Legato

Legato slow
Portato fast
Staccato fast

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what size is each page?

A: Dimensions: 11-1/8"W x 12-5/8"H

Q: 2. What is a Vienna key USB?

A: The Vienna Symphonic Library ViennaKey - Vienna Instruments USB License Control Key - Mac and Windows (B&H # VIVK) is a USB license control device (dongle) that is necessary to run any Vienna Instrument such as the Vienna Symphonic Library Trumpet Ensemble Muted - Vienna Instruments (Full Library, Download). One ViennaKey is needed for every computer that is running a Vienna Instrument. A single ViennaKey can be used for multiple Vienna Instrument Collections as long as they are on the same machine.

Q: 3. Can two of these be used at the same time?

A: Yes, you can use two of the GT-INST-3 wireless mic systems at the same time. The transmitter and receiver will pair automatically. When setting up the wireless systems, turn on the first set and allow the transmitter and receiver to pair while the system is turned off. Leave the first system on, the turn on the second set and the transmitter and receiver will automatically pair on a different frequency. Since this wireless system operates on the 2.4 GHz range, just be aware of potential issues with interference when using the mics in areas that have a lot of cell phones and wi-fi as they operate within the same frequency band.

Q: 4. Thanks for your answer. GT-INST-6 Microphone frequency range is 196 Hz to 12kHz. Cello lowest frequency ) is C2 (65 Hz) plus overtones in low frequency will cutting. Is the frequency chart for that microphone available?

A: Here is a link to the manufacturer's product page with all information available for the GT-INST-6 system: https://www.galaxyaudio.com/products/GT-INST-6#details

Q: 5. Do I install Ensenble Pro 7 onto my main DAW computer, or on my 2nd computer that I plan on using for multiple VSTi's?

A: As with any other plugin or library, Vienna Symphonic Library Ensemble Pro 7 should be installed on the computer with which you intend to use it.

Q: 6. does it come with manual?

A: Yes, the EastWest Symphonic Orchestra Platinum Complete - Virtual Instrument will come with a manual, likely digital. The manual can also be found online here: https://bit.ly/3HGpThF

Q: 7. Where can I get a replacement black ring gasket that is on the outside?

A: Unfortunately replacement parts are not available at B&H. Please contact Atlas Sound directly for assistance. a href= http://www.atlassound.com/contactmap target= _blank http://www.atlassound.com/contactmap/a

Q: 8. does it come with a manual?

A: Yes, EastWest Symphonic Orchestra Platinum Complete - Virtual Instrument should include a manual (likely digital) with purchase. The manual can also be referenced online here: https://bit.ly/3HGpThF

Q: 9. Can it be used for cello?

A: Yes, the microphone that is included with the Galaxy Audio Trek GT-INST-6 Wireless Portable Violin Microphone System could be used with a cello or other stringed instruments, but you may need to use a different bracket to accommodate the string spacing on a cello or other stringed instruments. As another option, you may want to consider the Galaxy Audio GT-INST-1 Wireless Portable Disc Transducer (B&H # GAGTINST1) which has a microphone that attaches to the instrument's body, instead of attaching to the strings.

Q: 10. what type of plastic are they made of? Do they pass the P.A.T. test?

A: While they do not publish the exact plastic these are made of, they are archival quality, acid free and PVC free.