Ok then let me start by saying MP2 = articulation yep you got it you will get mf, nv, Alt D Alt u and more i am sure you understand the abbreviations = soft or loud or looped, short, long and so on. I have read in some post that you should use violins sustained ff instead of multi because it has a nicer sound, but let me clarify that by using multi violins you are going to get sustained ff included in the mapped out key switch articulation and some more sustains too, also let me say that LP would mean looped and that will would play continuously until you release your key. I am a user of VSL, East west, emotional cello,kirk hunters stuff, But that is as far as it goes, at least in my opinion.įirstly it is a little buggy 2ndly its not perfect and needs some things addressed. They do a good job as a workstation-type soundbank, like you would find on hardward keyboards. Sampletank has always been about straightforward sounds with low detail, and it doesn't seem that is changing. But I just have the feeling that most people on VI-Control are not the target audience. I'm sure that in the right hands, it can sound very good.
And it is obviously because of the lack of things like legato(at least real legato, since I know they claim to have legato that is poorly emulated), true dynamic morphing, etc. These sounds may be gold to somebody doing certain types of modern pop music where they just need something that is "good enough".īut I have yet to see anything in a classic or film score style from MP2 that is convincing. And it is all based on a very underpowered engine that wasn't designed for orchestral strengths.
I feel like the core sounds are good, but the details aren't thought through very well. MP2 looks to be a product that isn't aware of anything else in the market.
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