Paul, any chance an updated to the Optimized set will add the (very) long crescendo and diminuendo? The are not included in SSP, and are unique and fantastic articulations!

Paolo

Originally Posted by: Paul

these long crescendos take so much space (and diskspace)

I understand. I'll keep them in my mind as special articulations I have and can use, when I have the needed space. In the meantime, maybe the high number of dynamic layers of the SS1 sustains can simulate "normally long" cresc./dim. well enough.

Thank you for the optimized content, that is a great way to integrate the two Synchron Strings libraries.

Paolo

I'd like to add my thanks for the optimized content.

A (perhaps) very elementary question. After installing the optimized content, my folder containing Synchron libraries now contains one sub-folder called "Synchron Stings I" (271 GB) and a second called "Synchron Strings I optimized" (124 GB).

Am I right In assuming I need both of these folders?

Thanks.

Hi muziksculp, 

We find that the adapted shorts with 5 velocities fit the sound of the Synchron Strings Pro much better. So if you see the Synchron Strings I Content as an additional content to Synchron Strings Pro (and I think, many Synchron Strings Pro users have this perspective), this makes sense. 

Of course you're free to keep the original content.

Best, 
Paul

Originally Posted by: Rom1

Hi Paul,

there was a strings all patch in Synchron Strings I, it's no longer present in the optimized version. Do I have to keep the heavy original version just to use these patches ? Any chance it can be in an update of optimized version ?

Thanks

Nevermind, I just realized there are patches "Tutti full range" in SS Pro, that's what I need.

So no problem !

Hello vanceen, 

The "Synchron Strings I" folder with 271 GB contains the original content of your Synchron Strings I.
The "Synchron Strings I optimized" folder with 124 GB contains the optimized content of your Synchron Strings I. 

So you can delete the Synchron Strings I folder with 271 GB and use the optimized sample content instead. 

Best, 
Paul

Hi, When I updated to Optimized version - I lost the Contabile articulations lagato...

Why?

now, I'll have to download it all and set it back to the way I want.

k

Hi, I'm a bit confused about how to use the optimized Strings I. It seems some sounds are only in the regular instrument folder, while others are only in the Optimized folder. An example:

01 1st Violins-14 VelXF has Full->Tremolo->Tremolo->Long-Vibrato (however...Long-Vibrato is x'ed out)

01 1st Violins-14 optimized VelXF has no reference to Tremolo *at all* 

Strings Pro has a Tremolo->Tremolo but no vibrato options (under Tremolo).

So am I right in understanding I have to go through all 3 different instruments to find the right articulation? And also, there is a whole lot of red x's in the Full Strings I instruments. Would it not be better to hide those? It is very confusing to select what you think is the right articulation only to realize it does not work and you have to try to find it in one of the other two instruments instead.

Thanks!

Tom

Hi Andi!

Thanks - to be clear, I purchased Strings I yesterday. I only installed the Optimized version, + the cantabile update right after, before opening Synchron Player. In explorer, I see two related folders: Synchron Strings I that contains 19.8GB, and Synchron Strings I optimized that contains 124GB

I will try to re-install as well, thanks!

 EDIT: Removed the two folders from Explorer, re-downloaded and only installed Synchron Strings I. Now things look a lot better! I guess the cantabile update somehow triggers showing the regular Synchron Strings I folders even for articulations/slots that do not have any content.

The downside would be that a quick look is not showing Cantabile anywhere? I guess this is covered by Molto Vibrato in Strings Pro then?

Tom

Thank you for the clarification, Andi!