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| Product | Synful Orchestra |
| Developer | Synful |
| Primary Type | Strings / Orchestral |
| Price (MSRP) | $479 |
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Synful Orchestra is an orchestral plug-in instrument based on Synful's patented Reconstructive Phrase Modeling (RPM) technology.
The RPM Phrase Database contains musical phrases for each instrument. These are not recordings of isolated notes but complete musical passages that represent all kinds of articulation and phrasing.
When Synful Orchestra receives MIDI input it looks at the pitch, velocity, amount of separation or overlap between notes, note duration, volume, pitch wheel, and mod wheel to determine what kind of phrase is being played. Synful Orchestra searches the RPM Phrase Database for fragments that can be spliced together to form this phrase. These fragments represent transitions between notes, slurs with portamento, lightly tongued transitions, aggressive fast bowing, rapid runs, long sustain regions with graceful vibrato, and noise elements like flute chiffs and bow scratches. Synful Orchestra stretches and shifts these fragments in time and pitch so that they combine to form the final output.
A single note in Synful Orchestra may be built from three or more rapidly spliced phrase fragments. Splicing ordinary PCM sampled sounds in this way would create unacceptable warbles and clicks. Synful Orchestra uses a patented form of additive synthesis in which sounds are generated from combinations of pure sine waves and noise elements. This gives Synful Orchestra the ability to rapidly stretch, shift, and splice phrase fragments while preserving perfect phrase continuity.
Key Features:
- RPM instruments include Piccolo*, Flute, Oboe, English Horn, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet*, Bassoon, French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba*, Violin, Viola, Cello, Contrabass.
- Exceptional realism and expression using Synful RPM Technology: RPM note transition modeling, intelligent phrase fragment search and splice, RPM additive synthesis, infinite note extend without loops.
- Entire orchestra fits in 32M of memory.
- 80-160 real-time voices on P4 1.5 GHz.
- RPM controls include Harmonic Tilt, Harmonic Parity, Transient Noise Trim, Sustain Noise Trim, Gain, Tune, Pitch Wheel Range, Delay for Expression, Synful Pitch Wheel mode for realistic portamento and pitch slide effects.
- Natural timbral vibrato controlled with Mod Wheel.
- Simple standard MIDI usage.
All KVR Audio news items relating to Synful Orchestra.
| Synful releases Synful Orchestra to v2.5.1 | 5th January 2009 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.5 Beta, incl. new French Horn, Now Available | 22nd December 2008 |
| Synful Orchestra updated to v2.4.4 | 18th March 2008 |
| Synful Orchestra updated to v2.4.3 | 18th February 2008 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.4.1 now available | 12th December 2007 |
| Synful releases Synful Orchestra v2.4.0 Beta | 13th November 2007 |
| Synful Orchestra updated to v2.3.2 (Mac; incl. Universal Binary) / v2.3.1 (Windows) | 20th December 2006 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.3 beta now available | 23rd December 2005 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.2.2 available | 31st August 2005 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.2.1 available (OSX only) | 30th August 2005 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.2 now available | 9th August 2005 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.1.2 for Windows now available | 3rd July 2005 |
| Synful Orchestra v2.1.2 beta for OS X now available | 21st June 2005 |
| Synful Orchestra for Mac OS X released | 15th June 2005 |
| Synful releases Synful Orchestra | 29th December 2004 |
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