Originally Posted by: Paul

Hi, 

Isn't it great to have some choice when it comes to reverb?

Here is the documentation of the implemented FX Reverbs you can insert in the mixer.
And this is the "standard" reverb we started with in the first version of Synchron Pianos (constantly improving our software for you). 

This piano was recorded at Stage B in Synchron Stage Vienna, with multiple mics. More info on that in the Bösendorfer Upright Manual. 

Best, 
Paul

Absolutely, Paul. I just don't understand what the 3 different reverb knobs are doing. The one on the Play page seems to adjust the fader of the reverb FX channel on the Mix page. So that means that that knob is connected to the FX channel? But what about the Reverb level, decay, PreDly, Damp to the right of the mixer. Is that a second reverb?

Originally Posted by: musicman691

Originally Posted by: McArnes

Originally Posted by: musicman691

Originally Posted by: McArnes

Originally Posted by: LAJ

Originally Posted by: McArnes

Hi @Paul (if I may), I suggest the following price plan: VEP7 - One license - 1-Year subscription:€129 For each additional license: €29 VEP7 - One license - Perpetual license:€ 399 For each additional license: €59 Meaning no extra charge for VEP7, VEP8, and so on (unless you increase these prices gradually though) Already own VEP 6?VEP 7 -One license - 1-Year subscription:€99 (first year only) or each additional license: € 19 Already own VEP 6?VEP 7- One license - Perpetual license:€299 For each additional license: € 39 I'm sure someone will complain anyway, but just do it! I think it's more sustainable.

It seem like we have found our PricingWierdo. Jesus, how many wierdos are here?

Unless you’re 85 years old, how can you not be satisfied with getting VEP for 299+extra licenses forever with no new costs?

We already have VEPro forever. Subscription s/w is a pain in the arse. I don't get why YOU think it's so great. If I didn't know better I'd think you were another Sandy @AOC (Google it).

You have VEP 6 forever indeed, but today you have to pay for an upgrade every time so With a perpetual license you wouldn’t have to. There’s no reason to be skeptical about that.

Having a perpetual license has NOTHING to do with not paying for upgrades. Would love to know where you got your interpretation of what a perpetual license is. No company that wants to stay in business and make a profit would follow your model.

Oh yes, many do. 

I was just suggesting a solution since 10 people have complained about the new prices.

Hi @Paul (if I may),

I suggest the following price plan:

VEP 7 - One license - 1-Year subscription: € 129

For each additional license: € 29

VEP 7 - One license - Perpetual license: € 399

For each additional license: € 59

Meaning no extra charge for VEP7, VEP8, and so on (unless you increase these prices gradually though)

Already own VEP 6? VEP 7 - One license - 1-Year subscription: € 99 (first year only)

or each additional license: € 19

Already own VEP 6? VEP 7 - One license - Perpetual license: € 299

For each additional license: € 39

I'm sure someone will complain anyway, but just do it! I think it's more sustainable.

Originally Posted by: bbelius

> "Will this add any latency?"
Depends on the used reverb-plugin.

How to set everything up is up to you and what you want to achieve.
If you need 3 reverbs, create 3 FX-Bus in your DAW and send the instruments or the sum of them to the reverbs (easiest solution imo).

Yes, so in my case I want to send single instruments to the reverb while having buses/groups of instruments sent to the DAW for further mixing. So I wanna send the instruments from VEP6 to the DAW reverb, or?

Originally Posted by: bbelius

You can't send from one instance to another. But you can route your send to a bus which is connected to an other output (each instance can have multiple outputs. Be sure to activate them in your DAW, for example Cubase with default settings only activates output 1).

Best, Ben

OK, so create a reverb bus in my DAW and send from each instrument in VEP to that specific output? Will this add any latency?

edit: to be more specific I want to create 3 reverb buses: Early reflections close, ER mid and ER far. for all the dry libraries. So I want to create 3 buses in my DAW and send from VEP to 3 unique outputs, right?

The final glue reverb will be all be done in the DAW.

Awesome, congratulations!

Will VEP7 work as a multi-port plugin in Logic Pro X?

For a standard symphonic orchestral template, a similar template as you describe could be possible. My template is built to write in many different genres and for the type of music I like to write. My point about Wagner and Mahler was that we don't know how their template would look if they had a computer and were writing for TV. So what's common among TV composers is a bit more relevant than what they did. But it all comes down to what music and what methods we like. And my wish is to have a computer that can handle all of it. My problem is not to to find out what template I can have on the computer I already have.