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#Vsl vienna ensemble pro 5 pro
In the grand scheme of everything, if sometime in the not so distant future Justin Bieber decides to record "Feel Me" (The Surf Whammys), then once the songwriter royalty checks start arriving I might consider getting everything that Vienna Symphonic Library sells, but so far Justin's people have not contacted my people, hence my only interest in Vienna Symphonic Library products is Vienna Ensemble Pro 5, which is quite intriguing and according to the information in some of the VSL videos will run on the same computer as NOTION, so it does not actually require a separate networked server.
#Vsl vienna ensemble pro 5 software
If you go with Vienna Super Package and the Vienna Software Package, then it appears that you get everything for €14850 or approximately $19,115 (US), which does not include €24 or approximately $31 (US) for the required Vienna Key USB dongle.
#Vsl vienna ensemble pro 5 plus
(5) Vienna Software Package: This is a bundle of all the Vienna Software software application from (4), plus two Vienna MIR Pro reverb packs, and the VSL Epic Orchestra, and its MSRP is €1490 or approximately $1,918 (US). (4.4) Vienna Ensemble Pro 5: €235 or approximately $302 (US). (4.2) Vienna Instrument Pro: €145 or approximately $187 (US).
#Vsl vienna ensemble pro 5 full
(4) Software: There are four general products, some of which have flavors, but at the complete or full level this maps to (a) Vienna Suite, which is a set of effects plug-ins (b) Vienna Instrument Pro, which is the player (c) Vienna MIR Pro, which is the network-enabled mixing solution that works with Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 and conceptually is like a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) application front-end for Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 and (d) Vienna Ensemble Pro 5, which basically is a network server application that streams sounds to host applications like NOTION, where these are the MSRP download prices: (3) Individual Instruments: These are specific sets of samples for specific individual instruments, but they are part of (1) and (2), which from my perspective is the smarter way to get them, especially since going through all the combinations and permutations with respect to pricing, upgrades, and so forth probably takes about the same amount of time as counting all the individual grains of sand on a typical beach, which is an abstruse way of explaining that it probably is worth whatever the aforementioned (1) and (2) bundles cost not to have to count all the individual instruments and then do a detailed worksheet analysis of the various combinations and permutations. (2) Vienna Super Package: There are three levels (Standard, Extended, and Full), and the Full set is all the individual sets of sampled instruments and voices, where the total MSRP for the Full package is €10380 or approximately $13,360 (US). (1) Special Edition Instrument Collections: These are six sets of sampled instruments and voices, and the total MSRP for all six sets is €2015 or approximately $2,600 (US) when purchased individually, but the bundle price is discounted to €1695 or approximately $2,180 (US). There are four general categories of VSL stuff, and an additional category which is a bundle of all the stuff in one of the general categories plus some extra stuff:
As a bit of follow-up, I continue to try to make sense of the Vienna Symphonic Library (VSL) and Eastwest Quantum Leap (EWQL) family of products, since I am one of those people who tends to want to get everything when I like a company, and after doing a bit more research and watching several of the VSL product videos, I am getting a better but perhaps not complete understanding of what "everything" actually entails for VSL, and I already knew that the way to get EWQL stuff at a super discount is on hard drive via a EWQL Terapack or whatever.
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