Vienna Instruments Special Edition Bundle - Electronic Delivery

The Vienna Instruments Special Edition Bundle is an incredible value for anyone new to the world of Vienna Instruments - or for seasoned professionals wanting the prowess of Vienna, in a resource-friendly format for their laptops. Included in the Vienna Special Edition Bundle are the standard editions of both the Vienna Special Edition and the Vienna Special Edition Plus - at a reduced bundle price - giving you a nearly comprehensive collection of orchestral instruments, at stunning quality. For future expansion, an extended package is also available for the Vienna Special Edition Bundle.

Brings together the complete orchestra, in an affordable CPU-friendly form
The Vienna Special Edition Bundle puts the entire orchestra under your control, offering a rich collection of more than 100GB of world-class content, that only requires 75GB on disk. Brimming with orchestral solo instruments and ensembles, piano, organ, guitars, percussion, and more - you'll find both basic and advanced articulations in the Vienna Special Edition Bundle. What's more, thanks to its CPU-friendly design, this bundle affords laptop composers and project studio owners with a superb way to create exceptionally realistic orchestral arrangements.

Includes the Vienna Special Edition Bundle and the Special Edition Plus Bundle
In the Vienna Symphonic Library Vienna Special Edition Bundle, you get two Vienna collections, at special bundle savings. Covering the entire orchestra through a range of articulations, included are the Vienna Special Edition and the Vienna Special Edition Plus. In all, you'll have more than 100GB of content to explore.

Features Vienna's unique Performance Detection for realistic parts
The Vienna Symphonic Library team not only recorded single notes for all instruments and ensembles, but also comprehensively captured what happened in between the notes, where the real nuances of a live performance occur. When you play a Legato Performance Patch of a solo violin, algorithms that are built into the Patch check for the intervals you're playing and automatically provide you with the proper note transitions - just as a gifted musician would play them. Other built-in algorithms detect your playing speed to trigger the right articulations, or automatically detect repeated notes, and alternate samples so the orchestration doesn't sound mechanical.

Built-in RAM optimizer preserves resources
Imagine you're working on an instrument in a song and you're loading various playing techniques for this instrument - say the ensemble violins. For every playing technique, several octaves of chromatically sampled notes are now living in RAM, even though you actually need only a small percentage of them to perform your violin passages. To make the best use of your resources, Vienna implemented a "Learn" button that you can click when you're finished composing with the instrument. Just start your sequencers, and Vienna Instrument flags each sample that's used. After stopping your sequencer, click "optimize" and Vienna kicks the unused samples out of RAM, retaining an average of only 3% of the samples that you originally loaded for the performance.