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Vienna Symphonic Library Presents Vienna Ensemble 3
May 12, 2008
Advertisement Having introduced the free mixing and host software Vienna Ensemble 2 in November 2007, the Vienna Symphonic Library team follows up with a true software innovation. Vienna Ensemble 3 is the first MIDI and audio LAN solution that enables users to set up a cross-platform network of Macs and PCs using a simple Ethernet cable, without any additional audio hardware. Registered users of Vienna Instruments are invited to download the free demo license to test drive Vienna Ensemble 3 on their computers for 30 days. A video tutorial on Vienna's website demonstrates how easy it is to set up the system. The full version is available as a download at the company's website for €95. Developed for and to be used exclusively with Vienna Instruments, Vienna Ensemble 3 makes conducting a full-blown orchestra over a network a breeze. While using a sequencer or notation software on the master computer, Vienna Ensemble 3 can host numerous Vienna Instruments plug-ins on any number of slave machines and route all of those audio streams back to the main machine via an Ethernet cable. Assigning the Vienna Instruments plug-ins to slave machines preserves the master computer's CPU resources — all computing (including GUI rendering) and hard disk streaming is done on the slave machine(s). Vienna Ensemble 3 has all of the features of its free predecessor Vienna Ensemble 2, including Power Panning. This CPU-friendly feature can be used to position the instruments in the user's personal orchestral templates. The software also includes a stand-alone mode, which permits running Vienna Ensemble 3 and the sequencer or notation software on the very same computer (DAW). Features
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