Vienna Symphonic Library MIRx Synchron Stage Vienna Convolution Reverb Extension

Vienna Symphonic Library MIRx Synchron Stage Vienna Convolution Reverb Extension

Looking to add the reverberant sound of the Synchron Series library to your other Vienna instruments collection?
Look no further than the Vienna Symphonic Library MIRx Synchron Stage Vienna, a convolution reverb extension for the Vienna Instruments and Vienna Instruments PRO software sampler featuring impulses recorded in the Synchron Stage Vienna's Stage A.
Based on the company's MIR (Multi Impulse Response) technology, the extension is a convenient and affordable way to integrate the acoustics of this renowned scoring stage into the Vienna Instruments PRO sampler. Using preconfigured responses, each Vienna Instrument or Ensemble can be placed in a perfect position in the soundstage at the touch of a button. Selecting a preset for the loaded instrument places and aligns it at the appropriate spot on the stage for a perfectly balanced orchestral sound.

The acoustic ambience of this large private recording studio has attracted renowned orchestras, choirs, conductors, and soloists from all over the world.
At a Glance Convolution reverb extension for Vienna Instruments and Vienna Instruments PRO software sampler Preconfigured Multi Impulse Responses (MIR) for virtually positioning instruments or ensembles within the sound stage of the Synchron Stage Vienna Creates a perfectly balanced orchestral and choral sound.
Adjust the wet/dry ratio to fine-tune a mix Orchestral Seatings

Portrait: The Portrait presets place your instruments longitudinally onstage, with the first violins and violas on the left, second violins on the right, cellos further back on the right, and basses in the middle. The sound of this traditional setup offers ample room character and leans toward a more classical approach.

Wide: The Wide (landscape) presets place the instruments transversely onstage, with the second violins next to the first violins on the left, violas and cellos on the right, and the basses on the right. The sound of this setup delivers a slightly dryer scoring-stage character with a shorter reverb time that matches the sound of our Synchron Libraries that were actually recorded on this very stage, such as Synchron Strings Pro and the Big Bang Orchestra Series.