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Synchron Solo Violin

Synchron Solo Violin Standard Library

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€ 220

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€ 220

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Vivid, Vibrant, Virtuosic: True Violin Artistry

The violin is without a doubt one of the most expressive among classical orchestra instruments, especially when it takes center stage as a soloist. The delicate interplay between bow, fingers and instrument opens up a vast panoply of sound and performance possibilities. Mastering an instrument at this level represents the pinnacle of musical achievement for any musician. It's also a significant challenge for sampling artistry – creating a virtual instrument that strikes the perfect balance between capturing the full expressive complexity of the instrument and ensuring it’s easy to use, while sounding authentic right from the get-go. Whether you want to convey deep emotions with a silky, lyrical violin melody or blaze through fleet-fingered caprices like the Devil’s Violinist, Synchron Solo Violin is your partner in all your solitary explorations.

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Emotional depth & technical precision
Natural flow of captivating performances
Vast arsenal of expressive articulation, authentic from the get-go
Captured on Stage A of Synchron Stage Vienna
11 Microphone positions
Several positions on stage (center, solo, 1st chair)
Perfectly mixed with production-ready presets

The crucial factor that fundamentally determines the quality of a library is, above all, the musicians themselves. Sampling sessions are inherently demanding, requiring endurance and intense concentration. Over the years, we have refined our recording process to create the ideal conditions for our musicians. Striking the right balance between providing guidance and allowing musicians to find their own flow has been key. It is to our significant advantage that the musicians have become highly specialized session players for scoring recordings, while also bringing extensive experience in sampling to the studio.

The Synchron Solo Violin was performed by the concertmaster of the Vienna Synchron Orchestra, Marina Dimitrova. Hailing from Bulgaria, she studied in Sofia, London and Vienna and was a member of the London Symphony Orchestra and the Radio Symphony Orchestra Vienna. She regularly performs with the Vienna Chamber Orchestra and played at festivals such as Salzburg and Wien Modern as a soloist and chamber musician. She also contributed to the score of "Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One". Her virtuosic performance added a special intensity and dynamic to the music of the spy thriller and highlighted her outstanding scoring skills.