Vienna Symphonic Library Synchron Timpani I - Virtual Instrumentfrom Vienna Symphonic Library Synchron Timpani I - Virtual Instrumentis a virtual instrument with a library that captures the sound and character of five, different-sized Adams Artist Alpha timpani, masterfully played in Synchron Stage Vienna. The instruments were recorded with every nuanced detail using four, phase-controlled multi-microphone setups which can be mixed to create stereo mixes, each with different levels of ambience and stereo panorama.

Synchron Timpani I is powered by the included Vienna Instruments and Vienna Instruments Pro players, or using the company's mixing hosts Vienna Ensemble and Vienna Ensemble Pro (available separately). This 40.1GB library comprises more than 46,204 samples with a wide variety of timbres and articulations, including rolls, glissandos, legato, and more. Sixteen velocity levels were captured in four "open" variants, with additional "secco" (stopped release of a hit) and "coperto" (damped membrane) articulations, adding up to 128 different single hits per pitch and per timpani.

Five Different-Sized Adams Timpani    Stereo Library    16 x Velocity Levels    128 Different Single Hits per Pitch    Rolls, Glissandos, Legato    4 x Microphone Arrays    Recorded at Synchron Stage Vienna    Vienna Instruments Player Included    Mac/Windows, AU/VST/AAX/RTAS

• 40.1GB library with more than 46,204 samples of five Adams Artist Alpha timpani 
• Recorded using 12 microphones – select from four different microphone setups including Decca tree
• Includes presets of well-balanced microphone setups
• Outstanding acoustics – recorded at Stage A, Synchron Stage Vienna
• Samples with 1.6 to 1.8 seconds of natural reverb time
• Runs in standalone mode, or operates within VST, AU, RTAS, AAX formats
• Includes Vienna Ensemble mixing host and Vienna Instruments player – fully compatible with Vienna Ensemble Pro and Vienna Instruments Pro (available separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this hold the Timpani with the new yoke and lock off handle?

A: Yes this case will hold the current version of the Luxli Timpani.

Q: 2. is a 604 mic good enough for a alto sax ?

A: The e604 can be used for miking instruments like a sax in addition to drums and would be able to handle the SPL. For an alternative that can also be mounted a condenser will offer better capture tonally. The e908 or Shure Beta-98 are common alternatives.

Q: 3. Can I use 1 software token on multiple computers?

A: The Audinate DVS-TK-RES may be activated on one computer only.

Q: 4. Can this read flash wirelessly?

A: Yes the IM150 takes wireless Incident readings both continuous and flash.

Q: 5. does this give you suggestion on what gel to use to match the color?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. Hi, is an e-604 mic a good choice for a bass drum? Any alternative mic models a surdo (brazilian bass drum)? Thanks,

A: Tis will work for a bass drum (surdo).Another superb choice: Shure BETA 52A - Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone for Bass Instruments B&H # SHBETA52A

Q: 7. Can the meter be calibrated ?

A: No and the meter is not accurate at all. I used it on several shoots before returning it.

Q: 8. What type of cord-connector is needed at IM150 "Sync Port" for Flash Triggering via cable? [ PC-Male plug? 1/8" mini-Male plug?

A: The Illuminati Instrument IM150 Light and Color Meter has a 3.5mm jack for the sync cord.

Q: 9. Will these barn doors fit on the softbox accessory?

A: No. The following item is designed and made for the Timpani 1X1 LED Panel from Luxli.

Q: 10. What’s the sensitivity range?

A: Exposure Measuring Range: 1.0 to 1,000,000 lux (-1 EV to 18 EV)