Behind the Samples - Part 1 | 20 Years of Vienna Symphonic Library
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2023
- What’s the story behind more than 10 million sound bites?
As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we take a trip down memory lane and explore some untold stories in our video series. In episode 1, mastermind Herb Tucmandl tells us about a cello, a cold summer and the first steps of VSL.
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Credits:
Daniel Mendl - interviewer, editing, sound design
Martin Pauser - DOP, camera operator, sound post-production
Anna Patritsiya - Camera Operator (slider)
All music in this video was arranged with Vienna Symphonic Library.
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Vienna Symphonic Library is one of the leading developers of orchestral sample libraries and award-winning music production software for all genres. For over 20 years, we've been recording high-quality samples of almost every instrument of the symphonic orchestra in the city of music, Vienna. Driven by our passion, we've built by far the largest sample database ever created by a single company. For our users worldwide, we continue to innovate and develop the most advanced virtual instruments. Our goal is to inspire artists and excite them to turn their musical ideas into reality.
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Very interesting. And we get to see baby Paul 🙂
Fantastic. I can’t believe I’ve been with you guys since 2005. What groundbreaking work you guys did! Congratulations
Amazing! So much work behind something now a days we take for granted! Coming up with solutions for all the problems a new technology like sampling might bring up, must have been such a hard job. Waiting for part two. Thanks!
This is amazing!.. so much hard work, perfection!!
Habe mich schon sehr auf den ersten Teil gefreut! Super interessant zu sehen, wie das alles angefangen hat, besonders auch, weil ich selbst zu dieser Zeit lange davon entfernt war selbst am Computer zu komponieren und mit den Problemen von damals nicht in Berührung gekommen bin. Für mich heute völlig undenkbar diese unglaublichen Möglichkeiten nicht zu haben, deswegen bin ich besonders froh diesen Einblick zu bekommen was mich nochmal extra dankbar macht für die unglaubliche Arbeit, die da in den frühen 2000ern (und natürlich auch davor) bis heute geleistet wurde. Was ihr entwickelt ist lebensverändernd und beeinflussend für ganze Generationen von Komponisten und anderen Creatives.
Glory to God that he should have inspired, resourced, and connected these people together. His hand is on it - right down to ensuring that a group of Austrians who might have been isolated from the music community by their intimidating competence and other worldly diligence end up having to go up to other companies and say "Can you please help us?" This ensures that the vibe is right from the start - we have this company that achieves at this extraordinary standard but which is at the same time entirely unpretentious - accessible. That's wonderful.
This has had the effect of ensuring that amongst the users there is a culture of mutual appreciation instead of fearful one-upmanship. When I think of VSL the word that comes to mind is - JOY.
I am completely awed by the level of commitment and ingenuity that was needed to enable people to have the sound of an orchestra at their fingertips.
I have been eagerly awaiting this video. Creating something from scratch is hard work!
Thank you very much for your hard work over so many years. Thanks to the whole team! I am looking forward to the next part
Wow~
I love VSL so much!
Brings back memories. The Performance Set was ground breaking (legatos, repetitions, etc.)! Wonderful to see how VSL got started. Thanks for all the years of delighting musicians everywhere.
Great, thank you!
super cooles sympathisches Video 👋❣💯
Ausgezeichnet!
Thank God for the terrible Tirolean weather! I found the soundtrack behind the interview chaotic and distracting.
Ich beschäftige mich zwar noch nicht so lange mit Sample Libraries (geschweige denn Komposition...), finde es aber extrem inspirierend, wie sich die Technologie in dieser Richtung von den Anfängen an entwickelt hat. Könntet Ihr in diesem Zusammenhang evtl. auch einen kleinen Einblick geben, inwiefern (falls überhaupt) damalige Foren und private Sampling-Projekte Einfluss auf die Entwicklung von VSL's Technologien hatten? Es ist ja bekannt, dass heute extrem erfolgreiche Komponisten und Nutzer der VSL wie Hans Zimmer, Thomas Bergersen, Simon Ravn usw. zu der Zeit eigene, private Libraries für den eigenen Gebrauch entwickelt haben, aber durch Foren wie VI-Control oder Northernsounds im Austausch mit verschiedenen Entwicklern waren. Wie war das bei der VSL? Toller erster Teil, freue mich auf die Fortsetzung! :)
Will there be an English version?
activate subtitles
:D
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