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Virtual Drumline 2.5
Description
AN ENTIRE PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS |
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ENDLESS VARIETY AND DETAIL FOR ULTRA REALISM
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INTEGRATES INTO YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC SOFTWARE!
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LEARN MORE
Visit our list of frequently asked questions about Virtual Drumline.
Browse the VDL 2.5 User Guide (version 2.5.6).
View the latest Release Notes (version 2.5.6).
Demos
Instrument List
Accessories Chimes Combination Instruments Cymbals (hand) Cymbals (suspended) |
DrumLine Battery Drums Effects Glockenspiels & Crotales Gongs |
Marimbas Rhythm Section Steel Drums Timpani Vibraphones Vocals Xylophones |
KEY TO TERMS:
(KS) - Instrument contains Keyswitch functions
(MW) - Instrument contains special features controlled by Mod-Wheel
(AutoRL) - Instrument uses "Auto Right/Left" feature to automatically rotate between right and left handed strokes
(PED) - Instrument may be controlled via standard sustain pedal
Manual - Instrument allows manual user-control over right and left-hand strokes
LITE - Instrument is streamlined to help conserve system resources
System Requirements
VIRTUAL DRUMLINE LIBRARY REQUIREMENTS
For current library version 2.5.6.
- Kontakt Player free (version 5.8 or higher) or full version of Kontakt (version 5.8 or higher)
- DVD drive to install software (not required if purchasing as a download)
- 4.5 GB available hard disk space
- Native Access (free) to activate library on your computer via internet
KONTAKT PLAYER 5 REQUIREMENTS
- Mac - OS X 10.6 (latest update) or higher, Intel Core Duo, 2 GB RAM
- Windows - Windows 7 or Windows 8 (latest Service Pack), 32/64-bit, Intel Core Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2, 2GB RAM
- Supported Interfaces: Stand-alone, VST, Audio Units, RTAS (Pro Tools 9 or higher), ASIO, CoreAudio, WASAPI
- 1 GB available hard disk space
NOTE: Virtual Drumline is not a notation program.
If you wish to write percussion notation using Virtual Drumline sounds, you should use either Sibelius or Dorico notation programs. For more info on this and other pre-sale questions, please visit our VDL Basics FAQ page.
Description
AN ENTIRE PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS |
|
|
ENDLESS VARIETY AND DETAIL FOR ULTRA REALISM
|
|
INTEGRATES INTO YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC SOFTWARE!
|
LEARN MORE
Visit our list of frequently asked questions about Virtual Drumline.
Browse the VDL 2.5 User Guide (version 2.5.6).
View the latest Release Notes (version 2.5.6).
Demos
Instrument List
Accessories Chimes Combination Instruments Cymbals (hand) Cymbals (suspended) |
DrumLine Battery Drums Effects Glockenspiels & Crotales Gongs |
Marimbas Rhythm Section Steel Drums Timpani Vibraphones Vocals Xylophones |
KEY TO TERMS:
(KS) - Instrument contains Keyswitch functions
(MW) - Instrument contains special features controlled by Mod-Wheel
(AutoRL) - Instrument uses "Auto Right/Left" feature to automatically rotate between right and left handed strokes
(PED) - Instrument may be controlled via standard sustain pedal
Manual - Instrument allows manual user-control over right and left-hand strokes
LITE - Instrument is streamlined to help conserve system resources
System Requirements
VIRTUAL DRUMLINE LIBRARY REQUIREMENTS
For current library version 2.5.6.
- Kontakt Player free (version 5.8 or higher) or full version of Kontakt (version 5.8 or higher)
- DVD drive to install software (not required if purchasing as a download)
- 4.5 GB available hard disk space
- Native Access (free) to activate library on your computer via internet
KONTAKT PLAYER 5 REQUIREMENTS
- Mac - OS X 10.6 (latest update) or higher, Intel Core Duo, 2 GB RAM
- Windows - Windows 7 or Windows 8 (latest Service Pack), 32/64-bit, Intel Core Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2, 2GB RAM
- Supported Interfaces: Stand-alone, VST, Audio Units, RTAS (Pro Tools 9 or higher), ASIO, CoreAudio, WASAPI
- 1 GB available hard disk space
NOTE: Virtual Drumline is not a notation program.
If you wish to write percussion notation using Virtual Drumline sounds, you should use either Sibelius or Dorico notation programs. For more info on this and other pre-sale questions, please visit our VDL Basics FAQ page.
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