Yes, they must be the same version.

Is there some reason you're not giving the name of the app?

Removed

I don't know if this is intentional, but the license shows up as just "VSL_2020_01"

Thanks Paul, now it shows up.

Does the crossgrade remove our previous license?

Wow!

Crossgrade pricing not showing up...

Ben, is there a reason why we can't just assign a CC directly, without having to first setup a Dimension controller? It seem unnecessarily convoluted...

Thanks. Yes, Paypal. I cleared the cart and started from the beginning, and it worked fine.

Yes. Look in MyVSL under Notation Related

When I get through the check out and click Place Order it just goes back to the first screen and starts the process over again.

Synchron Player and Vienna Ensemble are both  available as VST3.

VST3 has been around for a number of years, and adoption has been slow to non-existent. Why? Because neither plugin developers nor DAW/Notation developers think it's of any value. Only Steinberg thinks it's of value. But they own it, so can do what they want.

Just remember that as the VST2 spec slowly fades away, program change will go with it...

What host are you using it with? Some notation programs (Finale, Notion and Overture) have profiles to use the VI version. Sibelius has for both versions.

No, there is no such option. YOU CAN'T DO IT

The SY player only outputs to 1 channel. There's no channel 2.

There's no bug in DP; all DAW operate the same way. DP has no way of knowing how many channels a given VSTi has. But you know.

VSL provides Vienna Ensemble. You can put 16 instances of SY Player in that, the connect DP the VE, and you have your 16 channels.

Use Vienna Ensemble. That's how things are deigned to work. End of issue.

16 channels is the standard MIDI port. The host (in this case DP) has no way of knowing how many are available from the VSTi.

Each instance of SY Player load a single instrument. That's where Vienna Ensemble come in. Load that into DP, and multiple SY instrument into that

Always a good idea to right click on the installation file and choose "Run as Administrator"

Timpani I uses medium mallets. Timpani II uses soft mallets. Nothing subtle about that.

Great!

Hi Paul,

Do these merge with the Percussion I instruments to extend the techniques or are they separate instruments?

Finale doesn't support VST3. You need to include the folder with the 64bit VST2 version of the plugin.

I don't believe VEP hosts VST3 yet

OK, sorry. But the VI version doesn't have recorded trills either