A subset of the Synchron Percussion II collection, Vienna Symphonic Library Synchron Bells II Virtual Instrumentis a virtual instrument with a library that accurately captures the sound of a set of plate bells and a set of temple bells. The instruments were recorded at Synchron Stage A Vienna with every nuanced detail using seven phase-controlled multimicrophone setups. The included Synchron Player allows you to mix the microphones to create stereo mixes, each with different levels of ambience and stereo panorama.

Synchron Bells II features a set of plate bells available in an unusually broad range of five octaves (C2-C7). They were recorded with up to four dynamic layers and four round-robins for single strokes, played with a bell hammer and a metal mallet—resulting in a very bright sound. There is also a bowed effect articulation.

The temple bells were recorded with up to four dynamic layers and four round-robins. They were hit with soft, hard, and triangle beaters, rubbed with clappers, and bowed.

Plate Bells and Temple Bells    15,652 Samples, 11.5 GB Library    4 Microphone Positions    Standalone, AU, VST & AAX, Mac & Windows

Plate bells in a range of five octaves (C2-C7) and a set of temple bells

11.5GB library with more than 15,652 samples

Employs 4 phase-coherent microphone configurations recorded simultaneously to provide a range of room-sound options

Outstanding acoustics—recorded at Synchron Stage A Vienna

Sculpt your percussion sound with the included Synchron Player

Use the included mic presets as a starting point for your own sonic creations

Runs in standalone mode or operates in VST, AU, AAX formats

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to connect my mp3 player 3.5 mm headphone to my car stereo?

A: I have not actually tried what you are asking, however, I don't see any way that it could. This unit is a sound card designed to plug in to a USB port on a computer and convert a digital audio signal to an analog signal capable of feed headphones. The USB port on your car stereo is designed to read digital data stored on a thumb drive. MP3 files, wav files, etc. are binary code that can be read by the D/A converter in your car stereo. Your MP3 player's headphone jack simply outputs analog audio that can be listened to through a transducer like headphones or earbuds. B&H Photo does sell a piece of equipment that is designed to do what you're asking. It is B&H part # SCFMTD3R and sells for $22.99.

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Q: 5. how to switch on /off switches as fingure tips can’t reach them

A: Hello, I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues with the switches. I suggest looking into a rubber thimble used for turning pages, as those can help increase friction and move the switches to the desired positions.

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A: No it is not.

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A: No, the Hosa MIT-129 will not convert a line level signal to mic level and the connectors on this adapter are the wrong type. The XLR output on a mixer is male so you would need a female XLR connector on your cable or adapter and the mic input on the Magewell USB Capture HDMI 4K Plus is 3.5mm TRS, not 1/4". Since mixers typically have separate left and right output, you can use a line to mic attenuator cable like the Sescom SES-43DB-MZ2XJ 43 dB Pad DSLR Attenuating Line to Mic Level Cable - 18" (B&H # SES43DBMZ2XJ) which has left and right XLR female connectors to use for the output from the mixer and a 3.5mm TRS male connector for the mic input on the Magewell adapter. Additionally, the Sescom cable is designed specifically to convert line level signal to mic level.

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A: Yes, connecting to USB will power the EWI Solo and charge its battery as well