Dear patient VSL Community!

We're starting our rollout for Apple Silicon Native, please find more information in this video!

Best, 
Paul

Hi mushanga., 

This has not been decided yet, it depends on technical possibilities that still have to be determined. 

You can, in any case, and as mentioned in the video, use your DAW in Silicon Mode and connect to a Vienna Ensemble Rosetta instance that hosts your VI Pro instances. 

Best, 
Paul

Hi mushanga, 

Working with VE or VE Pro Rosetta versions with VI Pro will NOT be an Apple Silicon-native solution, but it's a workaround that will allow you to work with your DAW and other VSL Silicon software/Silicon 3rd party software in a Silicon environment. 

Best, 
Paul

Hi fcw, 

Originally Posted by: fcw

So, once VE Pro is made Apple Silicon native, which your video has in the first phase of work, does this mean that we'll have to run two separate instances of VE Pro: an AS one for instruments that are already AS native, and a Rosetta one for those, such as VI Pro, that aren't (and may never be)? 

You don't have to, but it sounds like the best option to work as efficiently as possible. There are both server versions available for VE and VE Pro. 

Best, 
Paul

Many, Many thanks for the Apple Silicon Synchron player. This is amazing!

I am having trouble getting the VST3 to trigger sound variation changes in the latest version of Studio One 6 using the apple silicon synchron player on a Mac Studio M1 Ultra. Here is what I am seeing:

1. Load synchron VST3 and the sound variation is automatically available, but does not trigger changes to played sounds

2. Manually load a sound variation file in the VST2 version, and it will trigger changes.

Not sure if I am missing something, but thought I would report this to see if others have the same issue.

Although it is great to see that the Apple silicon transition is starting, after such a long time since the M1 release (and countless VI series licenses sold after this point) not even a hint if VI pro will be ported is rather disappointing. Not everyone is using VE pro to rely on the workaround mentioned above (which is not really a native solution anyway).

I was out of the VSL Game for some years and try to get back to the actual status quo and I´m a little bit confused.

I´m on Ventura on a Studio Max now. My plan was to do everything on one machine.

Coming from the VeProSetup, that I used back in 2013-2015 on a second machine (Windows7), I wonder what is the best solution now.

- Should i use my MacPro 2010 as a Slave now? Does it work with my old Mac on Mojave and the Studio Max on Ventura?

- Should I do all on my Studio max now? With Rosetta, native whatever? How fast will there be a limit, when VEPro is not native? 

- Is my old MIR-Engine still useful? I prefer working with VI-Pro. Is this obsolete now?

- Do I need Mir Pro 3d, if I want just to work in Stereo? Are there sound improvements?

Sorry, for being lost. What would you suggest as the best solution.  I want to work with my whole Orchestra on demand again: Symphonic Cube, Dimension-Strings and Brass. 

Hi all,

is there any chance you guys will get Vienna Imperial native too? For me it is by far the best piano out there.

I am more than happy to buy a completely new license!
It is (for me) the very only plugin that would be Rosetta forever. Since I use it every I would need a second computer whenever Apple stops supporting Rosetta in a future OS

Or when you release a new piano product, add the Vienna samples as well?

Please find a way, this would be so frustrating for me. Thank you

Originally Posted by: Paul

Dear patient VSL Community!

We're starting our rollout for Apple Silicon Native, please find more information in this video!

Best, 
Paul

Thank you very much for this communication : it very very welcomed as it gives me more insights about the current situation and what we can expect in the future in particular with the Apple Silicon transition.