Vienna Symphonic Library SYNCHRON-ized Solo Strings Downloadis a virtual instrument with a library that accurately captures the sound and expressiveness of two solo violins, a solo viola, two solo cellos, and a solo double bass playing at Synchron Stage Vienna. The library is based on the Collections VI Solo Strings I, Solo Violin 2, and Solo Cello 2, which were updated, reedited, and mapped to improve playability with the included Synchron Player and deliver realistic string performances right out of the box, for film and game scoring, trailer music, or sound design.

The Synchron Player's time-stretch feature allows you to change the speed of vibratos, tremolos, trills, portamentos, and glissandos in real time using a MIDI controller. You can even speed up or slow down scale runs while they're playing back or automatically sync them to the host tempo.

Utilizing the Synchron Player's Release Sample technology, along with the wide variety of optimized release sounds greatly increases the articulations range of use. Short notes ring out authentically depending on the body resonance and the note's volume. Long- and medium-length notes (détaché, portato, crescendos, and diminuendos) can be played shorter than their recorded length, while still being heard with authentic release sounds.

Repetition performances including articulations ranging from legato and portato variations to staccato and spiccato are also enhanced by the Release Sample technology and by proprietary repetition and Interval Logic technology. These Multi Shorts patches automatically provide you with notes that sound natural in medium and fast passages, depending on the note you played before (the same note or an interval) and on how long a note is played.

The Dynamic Layer patch offers up to nine velocity layers of each articulated note, so you can play passages with extremely nuanced dynamics—accessing the individual velocity layers of each articulation with the mod wheel or key velocity.

Meticulously balanced volume levels of the entire sample database allow for seamless note transitions when moving from one playing technique to the next. Velocity crossfading is optimized for extrasmooth volume changes.

Many articulations are available as looped notes such as sustains (with and without vibrato), trills, tremolos, and more. Unlooped legatos are also available to access the natural musicality of each beautifully articulated target note as performed by the musician.

Making use of the Synchron Player's straightforward preset and patch structure, the wide variety of articulations and playing techniques is clearly laid out and quickly accessible, making the instruments a breeze to play on the keyboard.

Solo Violins, Viola, Cellos, Double Bass    Time-Stretch Vibrato/Tremolo/Portamento    Optimized for Included Synchron Player    Standalone, AU, VST & AAX, Mac & Windows

Solo violin 1, solo violin 2, solo viola, solo cellos 1, solo cello 2, and solo double bass instruments

Library mapped for the included Synchron Player

65.5GB library with 152,149 samples

Runs as standalone software or operates within VST, AU, AAX formats

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When using Hovercam Solo 8 Plus with Zoom and not openning FLEX 10 software, will all the buttons work? Like zoom in&out? Thanks.

A: The software comes preloaded on the Solo and is accessible on your PC once the Solo and PC are connected to the HoverCam Solo 8 Plus Document Camera - BH #HOHCS8PL. The mechanical and digital zoom features are not software dependent.

Q: 2. Will this weight work on the Aero 30 sled too?

A: No, the Steadicam balance weights are designed and made for Solo.

Q: 3. How do you monitor placement and zooming of the document?

A: Viewing the image on a monitor, laptop or projector.

Q: 4. Does this have a zoom feature?

A: Although I am no optics expert, I think this monocular does not zoom . As far as I understand, technically the word zoom means you can vary the amount of magnification. For this monocular the magnification is a straight 10x, hence the designation 10 x 36. A device that could be zoomed would have a designation of 10-12 x 25 or some such, meaning the magnification could vary between 10x and 12x. For this monocular you can focus at different distances- something close, something far away - but the magnification is always 10x. It is a really nice little unit we thoroughly enjoy it.

Q: 5. Does the PC software allow the use to take the still photo, edit, and pan/zoom?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 6. Can you power this with a stand alone usb 3.0 power supply/hub (without a computer) or must it be hooked up to a laptop/desktop 3.0 port for power?

A: the Solo 8 must be hooked up to a computer or hooked up to a suitable USB hub connected to a computer to work.

Q: 7. What are the dimensions?

A: This is a 4.6 ounce plate which has a 1/4"-20 screw on one side and 1/4"-20 threading under it. This is designed specifically to work with the Steadicam Solo and will have the proper dimensions for that system.

Q: 8. I see it has threads in front of the lens. Do you sell any polarizing filters for it?

A: No

Q: 9. About using with the iPad - what software is used to view the image and interact with the camera?

A: This Hovercam Solo 8 Plus document camera can be used with a Windows PC using the Hovercam software or with a Chromebook. To use with an iPad, there is an app "Splashtop" which allows you to use an iPad together with the Windows PC connected to Hovercam Solo 8. Here is a link to the instructions: http://www.thehovercam.de/index.php/technology/use-solo-8-wirelessly.

Q: 10. Is this for one (1x) piece of weight only?

A: Yes, it is a single weight.