Just in time for the big holiday called Xmas (or something) the team at VSL has posted a new update to Vienna Ensemble Pro. They call it “public beta” but their released builds are always very solid so I’m jumping straight in.


And is it a nice update! Finally it seems that EastWest PLAY can co-exist in the same arrangement as VE Pro now. It was a naughty AU-bug which “could be” fixed if you loaded the PLAY plugins first. Take a look at the changelog below.
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In this second part I’ll show you how to sum it up in Logic. This is really straight forward and no rocket-science whatsoever. I have thought out a good flow from VE Pro to Logic but that’s about it.

As you can see from the screenshots below (and from the first part) I have all the processing for the different audio channels in Logic. I could just as well have loaded the plugins directly inside the VE Pro hosts but this way has one big advantage. I can easily sculpt the sound the way I want for different songs/projects without messing with the VE Pro setups. Seems more “Logic” to me (pun intended) since the “sound” is saved with the different songs, not in the VE Pro templates.

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To be real creative and efficient when composing (for me at least) you need a good setup so you don’t have to wait for instruments to load. I have spent many hours in finding my own template, and it is a piece of constant development. In this first part I’ll cover all the apps I use outside of my DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), which is Logic btw.
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