The , electronic download of SYNCHRON-ized Special Edition Vol. 1 Essential Orchestra from Vienna Symphonic Library is a collection of the most common orchestral instruments and articulations in a resource-saving library. It can be used with Mac or Windows computers, standalone or running AU/VST/AAX Native compatible host software (sold separately), for producers, musicians, film composers, TV and broadcast professionals, and more.

The SYNCHRON-ized Special Edition Vol. 1 library contains 28 instruments and ensembles: solo strings and orchestral strings, solo instruments and ensembles of the brass section, woodwinds ranging from piccolo flute to contra bassoon, harp, drums and percussion, as well as celesta and the Bosendorfer Imperial grand piano.

In addition, all string and wind instruments offer Vienna Symphonic Library's legato performances—real note transitions—smoothly and authentically performed by the algorithms of the Vienna Instruments software player. Single note articulations include staccato, detache, sustained, sforzato, tremolo, and pizzicato.

28 Instruments and Ensembles    Solo Strings and Orchestral Strings    Solo Instruments and Ensembles of Brass    Bosendorfer Imperial Grand Piano    Piccolo, Flutes, to Contrabassoon    Harp, Drums, and Percussion    Mac and Windows Compatible    AU/VST/AAX Native Compatible Host    Also Works Standalone

• Piccolo
• Flute 1
• French oboe
• English horn (French)
• Clarinet
• Bass clarinet
• Bassoon
• Contrabassoon
• Triple horn
• Trumpet in C
• Tenor trombone
• Bass trombone
• Tuba
• Horn ensemble (4 players)
• Trumpet ensemble (3 players)
• Trombone ensemble (3 players)

• Solo violin
• Solo viola
• Solo cello
• Solo double bass
• Violin ensemble (14 players)
• Viola ensemble (10 players) 
• Cello ensemble (8 players)
• Double bass ensemble (6 players)
• Harp
• Bösendorfer Imperial Grand Piano
• Celesta
• Glockenspiel
• Xylophone
• Vibraphone

• Marimba
• Timpani
• Taiko drums
• Bass drum
• Snare drum
• Snare drum ensemble
• Tambourine
• Concert tom
• Gongs
• Suspended cymbals
• A-due cymbals
• Tam-tam

• Thundersheet
• Rails
• Metal chimes
• Table castanets
• Triangle
• Tubular bells
• Plate bells

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