The Historic Winds Pack introduces the oboe da caccia from our celebrated VI Historic Winds I Collection to Synchron Stage Vienna's Stage A. Re - edited and optimized for the Vienna Synchron Player, it enhances flexibility and usability of all articulations for a swift and creative workflow. The oboe da caccia, covering the alto register of the Baroque oboe, resembles a hunting horn with its curved tube and brass bell. It's a transposed instrument in F, sounding a 5th lower than the oboe. Bach featured it in his cantatas, passions, and notably in the Christmas Oratorio. Its successor is the French horn. The Synchron Player's integrated convolution reverb instantly adds the amazing ambience of the 540 m2 (5,813 sq.ft.) main hall of Synchron Stage Vienna to dry samples. Expertly - crafted mixer presets position the instrument perfectly on stage, offering a production - ready sound that blends well with Studio Woodwinds and other Synchron Series products. Sample Amount: 3,658. Download File Size: 507.4 MB. Installed File Size: 1.1 GB. Articulations include Staccato, Portato (short and long), various Repetitions, Sustained (normal and marcato), Legato (normal and fast), Sforzato, fortepiano, sforzatissimo, Crescendo and diminuendo (2/3/4 sec.), Piano - forte - piano (2/4/6 sec.), and Fast repetitions (140 - 200 BPM).


Using this product is easy. First, make sure you have the Vienna Synchron Player installed. Then, download and install the pack. Once installed, open the player and load the oboe da caccia. You can choose from different articulations to create the sound you want. For a more immersive experience, use the integrated convolution reverb to add the hall ambience. When using the mixer presets, just select the one that suits your project best. Remember, the oboe da caccia is a transposed instrument in F, so keep that in mind when composing. As for maintenance, keep your software and the pack updated to ensure smooth performance. Also, make sure your computer meets the system requirements to avoid any glitches.