Vienna Symphonic Library SYNCHRON-ized Chamber Strings Sordinois a virtual instrument with a library that accurately captures the sound and expressiveness of muted small strings ensembles. The library is based on the VI Chamber Strings II library, which was updated, reedited, and mapped to improve playability with the included Synchron Player and deliver realistic chamber string performances right out of the box, for film and game scoring, trailer music, or sound design.

The ensembles of six first violins, six second violins, four violas, three cellos, and two double basses were recorded in the tightly controlled ambience of Vienna's purpose-built Silent Stage and virtually placed on the large Stage A of Synchron Stage Vienna using the Synchron Player's integrated convolution reverb technology.

The library comes with an enhanced set of deep sampled con sordino articulations taken from the original VI Chamber Strings II, with a clearly laid out and color-coded structure in the Synchron Player for an intuitive overview and quick access to the vast choices of playing techniques. The meticulously balanced volume levels of the entire sample database guarantee seamless note transitions when moving from one playing technique to the next. Velocity crossfading has been further optimized for extrasmooth volume changes.

Utilizing the Synchron Player's Release Sample technology along with the wide variety of optimized release sounds greatly increases the flexibility and usability of many articulations. Notes like détachés, fortepianos, crescendos, and diminuendos can be played at various lengths, while always triggering the correct release sounds to sound musical and natural.

Muted Small String Ensembles    6 First Violins, 6 Second Violins    4 Violas, 3 Cellos, 2 Basses    Con Sordino Articulations    Based on VI Chamber Strings II    Optimized for Included Synchron Player    Standalone, AU, VST, AAX, Mac & Windows

Small muted strings ensembles: 6 first violins, 6 second violins, 4 violas, 3 cellos, 2 basses instruments

Updated and improved version of VI Chamber Strings II, mapped for the included Synchron Player

10.1GB library with 28,003 samples

Runs as standalone software with the included Synchron Player or operates within VST, AU, and AAX formats

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