Vienna Symphonic Library Big Bang Orchestra: Phoenix Pitched Solo Percussion is a virtual instrument with a library consisting of pitched solo instruments in the categories of timpani, mallets, bells, and gongs. Derived from the premium Synchron Series libraries Synchron: Percussion I and Synchron Percussion II, these assorted instruments can be used to add distinctive pitched percussive accents to your tracks for film and game scoring, trailer music, or sound design.

Phoenix includes a timpani, glockenspiel, xylophone, and vibraphone. It also comes with tubular bells, plate bells, and Burma gongs. All instruments were recorded in situ— positioned on their ideal spot in the large hall at Synchron Stage Vienna—and played with the most commonly used articulations and beaters.

In addition to overhead microphones, Decca Tree, and surround mics, the instruments were isolated during the recording sessions with close microphones. This gives you more control and more creative options when mixing your sound using the included Synchron Player's internal mixer.

The software is compatible with Mac and Windows and operates in AU, VST, and AAX formats. Phoenix integrates perfectly with every module in the BBO series. It is also a great addition to the BBO percussion ensemble modules including Dorado, Fornax, Quasar, and Eradinus.

Pitched Solo Percussion    Timpani, Mallets, Bells, Gongs    Multiple Mic Positions and Mix Presets    AU/VST/AAX, Mac/Windows

Timpani

Glockenspiel

Xylophone

Vibraphone with motor-on and motor-off variations

Tubular bells

Plate bells

Burma gongs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have a threaded hole on the other side so you can thread more weights to it? If it does, is it also a -20 thread?

A: Yep, it has a threaded hole on the other side to keep stacking up weights. The thread size is the standard thread size on the bottom of cameras.

Q: 2. Does this monocular have Extra-low Dispersion glass?

A: Unfortunately the Vortex 10x25 Solo Monocular does not have Extra-low Dispersion glass.

Q: 3. This tally light is compatible with the Hollyland MARS T1000?

A: Cuebi Big Light is not compatible with Hollyland Full-Duplex Intercom System with Four Beltpack Transceivers. See compatibility list for Cuebi below: https://bit.ly/3HK0ILG

Q: 4. Is the device detected as a media device in Chrome browser?

A: If you want to use the Solo with a Chromebook, you can install a Chromebook version of the software, called HoverCam for Chrome, available at the Chrome Webstore. It will show up as a USB device on your desktop.

Q: 5. Will it work when connected to USB even if battery power is exhausted ?

A: Yes, connecting to USB will power the EWI Solo and charge its battery as well

Q: 6. Does the 2.5mm audio output carry the echo-cancelled, noise-reduced signal of the daisy chained smart spider microphones?

A: Yes, 3.5mm jack outputs the post-processed signal.

Q: 7. are these stackable?

A: Yes it is. This has a 1/4"-20 stud on the top and a 1/4"-20 threading under it which are used to stack these weights.

Q: 8. Does this product work in Italy?

A: Yes, this product will work worldwide with no issues.

Q: 9. For Chromebox (for Meetings), do you connect to USB or an analog audio port?

A: We are using Windows laptop and use USB port to connect to Skype for meetings.

Q: 10. can this be mounted on a tripod?

A: This monocular does Not have a thread for a tripod.