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So: Does 'Vienna Instruments User Interface' contain any built in different environments simulator? This VSL orchestra version has been in Kontakt since Kontakt 2, VSL used to sell their instruments in a version for Kontakt before they developed their own software. I've just reviewed more demos from vsl.co.at and it would seem that 'Vienna Instruments User Interface' ENABLES to emulate MAAANYY different environments. Right now I am looking for a cameral room sound. Compare solo violins without any effects from those two mentioned libraries to see what I am talking about.so, it would seem that Native Instruments and VSL company have some kind of contract in a way that the latter company enables the NI company to use their symphonic libraries in KONTAKT (Factory Library) editor, right?so I have to believe you (or pay huge amount of money and find out myself ) that the the basic sounds are dry and are recorded dry with close mics (which is GREAT! If it is true because for instance East West Quatinum Leap symphonies samples in contrast to VSL - are not dry be default), but: Does 'Vienna Instruments User Interface' contain any built in different environments simulator? This 'Vienna symphonic Library' from vsl.co.at on the other hand sounds more spacious, the samples sound more far away.at least it is what I can tell from demos. Buy Vienna Symphonic Library Horn Ensemble - Vienna Instrument. Look at most relevant Vienna ensemble pro mac torrent. Vienna Symphonic Orchestra Pro Torrent Mac.

(WTF?) 'The Vienna Symphonic Library Orchestra' which comes with in original KONTAKT 5 is more dry and feels more 'close'. The samples from those two libraries must have been recodred in two different environments. Samples from 'The Vienna Symphonic Library Orchestra' (which can be found in original KONTAKT 5 which comes along with KOMPLETE 8 which I bought) and 'Vienna symphonic Library' from vsl.co.at do not come from the same producer therefore Kontakt's 5 Symphonic Library is NOT a shortened version of the 'Vienna symphonic Library' from vsl.co.at, am I right? Or am I wrong? If I am right then why do they share the same name? Two libraries mentioned sound completelly different which is an argument in favor of the fact that they were made by two different companies.