[Fmpro] gigastudio4/ GVI4

[Louis King]

WOW ....

well thanks for the heads up on that one ...

I use the library on GIGA and it may have to stay that way ...


On Dec 3, 2007, at 9:10 PM, James Ryan wrote:

>
> On Dec 3, 2007, at 4:53 PM, Louis King wrote:
>
>> you using the ensemble ???
>>
>
>
> Hi Louis,
> With all due respect to the incredible team at Vienna......this one
> came out of the chute a little early.  Several of us jumped on it when
> it first came out.  I was in the middle of a documentary and thought
> it would fun to put the horns in one VE and the strings in another.
> What we all (including the Vienna team) discovered to our mutual
> dismay was that if you insert two instances of VE with Logic 8, your
> logic composition will not reopen after being closed.   Several of us
> totally flipped because we had real projects with real deadlines
> trapped by this unfortunate HUMONGOUS insect.  One bright lad to whom
> we are all eternally grateful, figured out if you just take the VE
> component out of the components folder, Logic would then happily open
> the file telling you the instrument Vienna Ensemble does not exist.
> With that, you clear the insert, then you can just add tracks for the
> individual strings and horns using the Vienna Instruments you had
> stuffed in the VE  and you're back in business.
>
> That's the long answer to the short question.  Please wait on this
> one.  It will be amazing a few lines of code from now.  At the moment
> it is a dangerous work in progress.   By the way, I'm not sure how it
> would work with one instance, and I'm not interested in finding out.
> I'll wait till somebody blows the all clear whistle.
>
> Best,
> James
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