Jerry Gerber

No, sorry, I do not. They're too buried in the mix for me to hear exactly what the string players are doing. My guess it's some type of off-the string staccato, sforzando, or something similar.

I've been very happy with the VSL Cube. There's a lot of libraries on the market today, but other than subjective responses to each library, it's hard to say one is "better" than the other. The advantage of sticking with one library is that you can really get to know it, I still discover samples I've never used before and the VSL VI player and VE Pro are superb pieces of software. I can afford to buy numerous other libraries but what I can't afford is the time I'd have to spend learning, configuring, backing up, etc. all the samples and the software interface. That's time away from music!

Nice to be here, thanks Peggy!

Thanks John.

Hello Mr. B, I've used the VSL Orchestral Cube for about a decade. I know the library well and the VI Player is superb. I also use the solo strings, chamber strings, appassionata strings--all VSL. Glad any time my music inspires! Best, Jerry

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