Great, thanks Paul!

Interesting, so does that imply that it should not be used together with all other mics in a mix? Or is it indeed designed to be used in a mix where all other mics are used as well.

Oh, indeed very strange these translations. If it's that necessary to have something in german you can pm me as a native german speaker first..

To the topic, i am more on the side of velocity editor yes (not super needed for me however, I realized the problem often is my PLAYING and not some options), sympathetic resonance yes (although I think it doesn't sound that bad as everyone says), silent key not interested that much. I mean honestly, I have a 3k DP and I feel FAR away from caring about things like silent key functionality, there are so many other problems with that thing first. But I can understand it if you have a K500 Aures or NV10 or whatever.

Oh! I immediately heard it! With only this microphone it is indeed quite distracting! Yes then apparently mic 1 and 2 are supposed to work together. I can live with that, I don't see a reason right now to specifically use only this mic. However, it is indeed stramge that the panning occurs at this very discrete point and so radically. Not sure but I would almost also call it a bug ..

You can decrease the release sample level by a knob in the right page. When completely deactivating it, it sounds more like the Vienna Imperial, more crisp and dry. That effect goes completely away then. I attach a little chromatic scale playing. It's just loading the instrument, putting only Mid1 and Mid2 up at the same level, loudness normalizing it. That's all.

I .. think I can hear what you are talking about but it doesn't bother me personally when playing.

Hi, I made a video demonstrating the microphones in the Bösendorfer and Steinway, and a little comparison of the Player Setting in Standard and Full library.
https://youtu.be/_SV7ioYaZlM

Maybe my first example was a bit unclear. With headphones, in this little excerpt it should be clear what I mean.
A fix would be very appreciated.

Edit, it's just the release sample volume. Reducing it solved the problem. It needs to be adjusted by hand.

Thanks Angelus for your answer. I have both right now, but (sadly) due to financial reasons I will have to give one back (thanks to the return policy). I was sure to keep the new Bösendorfer but now you really make me think about it! It is true: the vienna imperial sounds so different to my ears compared to the Synchron. In fact I privately made comparison recordings and sat down and listened to them. The VI is sharper, clearer, melodic lines are not so nicely connected as the Synchron. Also the black keys just sound better in the Synchron. But there are the other little problems you also adressed. Sadly the wah-wah thing really distracts the playing experience for me... It's just unfortunate. Not sure what to do now. IF... one would have more money :D It's amazing how well the VI held up!

I am hoping a bit that when I have a better situation to buy the full Synchron Bösi (before end of June of course) and get a more realistic sound. I mean it's obviously a great sounding piano - but so is the VI as well. As a student a decision is needed now from my side.

I also think the pedal noise is very loud in the default setting. Also it doesn't seem to react to continous controller - it's a sharp threshold.

I have another issue, I find the A6 and G#6 (but other notes as well) to sound very strange when pressed repeatedly, especially in the p to mf range. I attach a file. I don't know if I screwed a setting but it really distracts me from playing. Actually I just loaded the player setting and mixed a little bit some other mics in as well.

Yes, that's the one where FL Studio doesn't do a thing instead of noticing it. It shows up as being analysed but the search doesn't continue. Edit: Although I really like the pianos that's a very big thing for me. I would have to return them if I can't get it to work in FL. I hope we can find a solution for this.

Edit: I think this can be marked solved now. I forgot to use the Ensemble Player and then it works. Thanks for the link.

I have the problem that the Player is not detected by the plugin search in FL 20. Although I apparently found the right path because I see a SynchronPlayer.dll (or similar) message at the bottom, the plugin search process freezes (in the sense that nothing happens) and I have to skip the plugin manually. Normally at this point a plugin is detected and added to the vst list in the end.
I want to use D274 and Blüthner in FL Studio. I note that the Standalone Version DOES work.
But I need to do recordings, which seems to not be possible there.
A good help would be: Which file exactly does FL studio want to see to detect it? Maybe I missed something there.

Hello Paul,

I can only find a "14 day withdrawal" option for VSL products. Did something change or
is it still correct that 30 day policy works. If yes, could you please supply a link with details
of this procedure? I also read Terms&Conditions but could not find it. Thank you.