I second this request!

Ha! ok, thanks for the feedback Paul.

I changed the title of the thread to be more specific. Comon people! Let's hear your +1's!

well, I definitely add my vote here. But I see Paul's point here.

Honestely, how many steps back should be expect with the new player? If the goal is following the interest of the majority of people, I'd say many. If the goal is to deliver a professional and handful product, other than of course following the interests of the majority of users and trends, I'd say not much.
I know the remote app was a pretty unkown feature, I also started using it after years it was released. But I really hope I will not have to program a lemur patch for VSL instruments as well.

Don't get me wrong, if VSL will decide not to implement it since many users just don't use it and users which use it already have a dedicated software for that porpuse (and they may prefer to control every VSTi they have within the same software), I perfectly understand.
But be sure every professional user has a touch screen with a sort of remote control to navigate its huge templates.

Originally Posted by: FabioA

well, I definitely add my vote here. But I see Paul's point here.

Honestely, how many steps back should be expect with the new player? If the goal is following the interest of the majority of people, I'd say many. If the goal is to deliver a professional and handful product, other than of course following the interests of the majority of users and trends, I'd say not much.
I know the remote app was a pretty unkown feature, I also started using it after years it was released. But I really hope I will not have to program a lemur patch for VSL instruments as well.

Don't get me wrong, if VSL will decide not to implement it since many users just don't use it and users which use it already have a dedicated software for that porpuse (and they may prefer to control every VSTi they have within the same software), I perfectly understand.
But be sure every professional user has a touch screen with a sort of remote control to navigate its huge templates.

This is probably true when figuring the vast majority of users, but I can't imagine most people using VSL as a professional endeavor don't have Lemur or other touchscreen templates to navigate their libraries (every single person I know does). As for myself, I haven't really put Synchron into use yet cause I haven't had time to program a lemur set for it yet.

The reason I started the thread in the first place is because I wasn't sure how hard it would be to implement with each layer being contextual depending on the previous layers' selections. This feature is amazingly powerful, but reasonably complex to implement a physical interface for.

Has anyone got a working lemur set going for SY Strings?

Hi Paul, 

I have been using vsl super package for a long time.

remote control is essential for all vsl users !

I've been waiting since the new player came out!

+1 +1+1+1+1+1!!

Ja.

Originally Posted by: Paul

Hi, 

We do have something up our sleeves, but it will take some more time. 

We also wanted to see how many people are interested .

2 is not bad, but less than expected. 

Best, 
Paul

Yes, please, this would be great for those of us who are already customers, but would also make people who are considering your libraries feel less overwhlemed - they'd be pleased to see something familiar to integrate. Well, I think I would have been. 

Originally Posted by: mh-7635

I'm not Synchronised yet, but iPad control is so entrenched in my workflow that I wont even consider purchase until it is in place in one form or another so this is a +1 also.

Yeah, I bought SY perc and strings, but sadly they have sat completely unused since the new contextual paging system (which would be awesome BTW with a dedicated app) is too complicated for me to figure out a way to control it with lemur.

My workflow kind of requires manual control of articulation switching. Hopefully we'll have something from VSL sooner than later. wink wink.

+1

Hi, 

We will make sure this will be clearly announced!

Best, 
Paul