Yes, you are right.To my ears they are very different recordings.
the Synchron Horn Lyrical Legato doesn't sound quite as gorgeous as the horn in the Synchron SmartOrchestra to my ears which has much more prominent slurring of notes. I do hope VSL imports that over to Synchron Brass at some point because it is AMAZING in Synchron Smart orch. Same with the trumpet legato in Smart Orch.Generally new lyrical legatos are better suited for slow and yep Lyrical passages, but in some cases old ones might work better, so it's very nice to have a choice! I personally hope that maybe we'll see even more new lyrical legatos for other woods (and maybe more Brass too??!)!)
Could you post a comparison? I'm very interested. I was disappointed by the horn 6 legato (Jupiter's) which has a very strange modulation (transition too abrupt). Is it different in the smart orchestra?the Synchron Horn Lyrical Legato doesn't sound quite as gorgeous as the horn in the Synchron SmartOrchestra to my ears which has much more prominent slurring of notes. I do hope VSL imports that over to Synchron Brass at some point because it is AMAZING in Synchron Smart orch. Same with the trumpet legato in Smart Orch.
I think we are talking about the solo horn.Could you post a comparison? I'm very interested. I was disappointed by the horn 6 legato (Jupiter's) which has a very strange modulation (transition too abrupt). Is it different in the smart orchestra?
The horn in Synchron Smart Orchestra I find is not quite usable for this reason. The transitions are much louder than the notes themselves in a lot of cases. This is not the case with the Synchron Horn Lyrical Legato in the main brass package, so I think it's caused by a programming error in Synchron Smart Orchestra where the transition samples were made much louder than they are supposed to be.the Synchron Horn Lyrical Legato doesn't sound quite as gorgeous as the horn in the Synchron SmartOrchestra to my ears which has much more prominent slurring of notes.
That was another question that had nothing to do with the first one. If legato is better on smart orchestra for trumpet or horn solo, I'm curious to hear the difference.I think we are talking about the solo horn.
Hmm interesting. I find a complete lack of connection of notes in the Synchron Brass Lyrical Horn. It might as well be sustain long to my ears. I don’t hear enough connection of notes. The new wind lyrical legatos sound great by contrast and I’m hoping VSL keeps going in this direction with other Synchron libs.The horn in Synchron Smart Orchestra I find is not quite usable for this reason. The transitions are much louder than the notes themselves in a lot of cases. This is not the case with the Synchron Horn Lyrical Legato in the main brass package, so I think it's caused by a programming error in Synchron Smart Orchestra where the transition samples were made much louder than they are supposed to be.
It seems to be especially noticeable with quieter notes, so I suspect what might have happened is they might accidentally be using the legato transition samples for the mp layer in the pp layer or something.
Please let me know if the library fix today fixes this issue.Not sure if it's just me, but the dynamics in the Clarinet new legato patch are completely different than the original legato patch....and not in a good way either.
Try starting CC1 at 127 and go down to about 80 in the new patch. It's not right. If you do the same on the original legato patch, it's just fine.
The parts file is not part of the download. The Update5 Patch file is indeed only 346KB.
Thanks, Ben!The parts file is not part of the download. The Update5 Patch file is indeed only 346KB.
Yes, the phasing problem is fixed.Please let me know if the library fix today fixes this issue.
Right now I'm also working on an update so you can see the latest changes directly within the Vienna Assistant in near future. It will not replace the changelog on vsl.info, but it will allow you to see what changed while you are updatingJust want to say that I *really* appreciate that VSL maintains a CHANGELOG. It's nice to know that I can always look up which instruments changed as part of any update release, because then I just have to test those specific instruments in my template to understand if there's been anything I need to change (for example tweaks to my expression maps or mixes).