Herbert Tucmandl, founder of the Vienna Symphonic Library (2004) The company was founded in Vienna in October 2000 by Herbert Tucmandl. In the 1990s, Tucmandl, a former cellist (as a substitute member with the, amongst others), later cameraman, director and composer used some of the available first-generation sample libraries for the creation of his own film scores. He was unsatisfied with the sonic results of those products, mainly because they sounded too static and lacked of natural variations of the real instruments.

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Tucmandl began to develop a concept for a more realistic sounding orchestral sample library. In his research he concluded that single note samples were not sufficient to create a convincing musical performance. He realized that note transitions (e.g., legato) and multiple note repetitions were also needed. Tucmandl tested his concept with his own cello and managed to convince an to fund the new enterprise. Vienna Symphonic Library - Silent Stage (2004) As the first step, the company designed and built a custom recording facility, called “Silent Stage”, for recording orchestral samples. The studio is located in Ebreichsdorf, a village near Vienna. Over several years Tucmandl invited singers, musicians, ensembles, orchestras there.

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Many of the musicians whose playing is featured in the final VSL products are or were members of Viennese orchestras. The first product was released in December 2002, including modules for strings, brass, woodwinds and classical percussion. In 2005 the company released their own sample player, the “Vienna Instruments” player, which during the music production on a PC () runs in the plug-in formats,, and RTAS under Mac OS X and Windows. The reverberation application was released under the brand name “Vienna MIR”. In March 2016, the Vienna Symphonic Library business offices moved into the new recording facility at. VSL ushers in a new era in April 2017 with the release of “Synchron Percussion I” that was recorded at the newly revitalized scoring stage.

16 percussion instruments were captured with a phase-controlled multi-microphone set-up, making it the first sample library that provides several available microphone positions also for mixes. Current Products (excerpt) [ ] • Software packages: Vienna Instruments, Vienna Ensemble, Vienna Suite, Vienna MIR. • Instrument categories: string instruments, strings instruments for chamber music, harps, woodwinds, brass, saxophones, the of the Vienna Konzerthaus, Imperial Grand piano, percussion, choirs • The solo instruments range from to plucked strings. See also [ ] • Michael Cooper: A Digital Orchestra for Opera?

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Vienna MIR PRO 24 from Vienna Symphonic Library is a network-capable, mixing and reverberation solution for Mac and Windows, based on Multi Impulse Response (MIR) convolution. As a special version of Vienna MIR Pro, with a maximum of twenty-four instruments and ensembles that can be placed on its virtual stages, it merges all parts of the creative process – composition, orchestration, and mixing – into a single intuitive workflow. Aside from the instrument limitation, Vienna MIR Pro 24 includes the full set of features and options of Vienna MIR Pro. It offers a unique approach to the spatial modeling of virtual orchestras, and allows the user to interact with the players more like a conductor than an engineer. The multi-parameter control icon replaces conventional faders and pan pots, and offers concise control for positioning each instrument on the virtual stage, changing volume and stereo width, and even rotating it within a three-dimensional environment. The software is more than just 'a multi-sample' of a hall, as it combines specific directional frequency profiles with reflectional information for every instrument, delivering an accurate recreation of musicians playing in situ. Vienna MIR Pro 24 is multi-source, multi-directional, multi-positional, and multi-format.

The plug-in comes in AAX Native, Audio Units, RTAS, or VST formats, allowing it to run directly in a preferred sequencer or DAW. Additionally, the company's cross-platform MIDI and audio LAN solution, Vienna Ensemble Pro, allows for a one-click integration of Vienna MIR Pro 24. Note: Requires at least one MIR RoomPack ( sold separately). Rated 5 out of 5 by SWorkman from Intuitive, sounds great, seamless integration w/VEP, $$ The good (great): MIR Pro is just amazing - worked perfectly with Vienna Ensemble Pro and Pro Tools right off the bat: Just set up some tracks, add instruments in VEP, send them to MIR through VEP's mixer, and position them in one of MIR's gorgeous spaces.