Synful
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2006 NAMM Winter Expo: Synful introduced a beta of Synful Orchestra, which now features string sections.
Synful Orchestra automatically generates natural phrasing and articulation. It is not a sampler or a sample library, but a new way to create realistic and expressive orchestral music.
The virtual instrument provides an expressive alternative to sampled instruments. A demo, featuring Beethoven’s String Quartet, Opus 132 is available below.
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Synful CEO Eric Lindemann has announced availability of Synful Orchestra for MAC OSX in AU and VST formats.
Synful generated a buzz at January’s winter NAMM show with the introduction of the Windows version of its innovative “Reconstructive Phrase Modeling” (RPM) orchestral synthesizer. Now MAC users can also benefit from the expressivity and ease of use of Synful Orchestra.
Synful’s RPM technology represents a major step forward for expressive music synthesis. Synthesis is accomplished by selecting short phrase fragments from a database of idiomatic recorded instrumental phrases. The fragments, often corresponding to transitions between notes, are morphed in pitch and time and spliced together in real-time to form the synthesizer output. Phrases are stored and synthesized using a proprietary additive synthesis format that not only facilitates flexible morphing and splicing but also greatly reduces the size of the database compared to traditional sampling.
The entire Synful Orchestra fits in just 32M of memory. A 21 day fully functional free trial can be downloaded at the Synful site. http://www.synful.com/Download.htm. Online sound examples including The Rite of Spring and Beethoven String Quartet. Read more…
One of the most talked-about new releases at the 2005 Winter NAMM Show was Synful Orchestra.
Synful Orchestra is a VST/DXi Virtual Software Plugin Synthesizer based on Synful’s innovative Reconstructive Phrase Modeling (RPM) technology. Synful Orchestra is not a sampler or a sample library.
