If you move a note backwards or forward, the engine will automatically switch to a better matching recording if needed. Similarly, you can very quickly time a crescendo or roll with the next downbeat*. Tapping from a vast pool, Adaptive Sync automatically picks the best matching recording from its database and intelligently adjusts it to match your hit point EXACTLY. With Adaptive Sync, you can simply set the number of beats or seconds you need the crescendo, roll or riser to be. These samples all have one thing in common: a distinct, musical ending or climax. Symphobia 4: Pandora is packed with transitional samples – sounds that progress dynamically or directionally over time – ranging from powerful brass crescendos to dissonant string risers. This is why Project SAM developed Adaptive Sync. It’s a tedious task that most of us would rather skip if we could. Any composer will recognize the trial-and-error process of nudging a crescendo note around until it ends in the right spot. But they used to have a disadvantage: they were not very flexible. Pre-recorded crescendos and rolls sound great. Generate thrilling scores with powerful, fully customizable sound design tools.Over 140 GB of orchestral ensemble recordings covering strings, brass, woodwinds & percussion.Effortlessly sync risers, rolls & crescendos to your sequence with Adaptive Sync.Plus, fully-customizable sound design tools help you quickly sculpt your desired timbres. Pandora’s innovative Adaptive Sync quickly and effortlessly matches its huge library of articulations and effects with your sequence – so your next deadline needn’t be a nightmare. Pandora lets you summon rousing cinematic risers, foreboding falls, and earth-shattering crescendos with unmatched ease and flexibility. Give your action, sci-fi, and horror scores a blockbuster boost with the fourth volume in ProjectSAM’s acclaimed Symphobia Series. Adaptive Orchestral Transitions & Effects Nous ne pouvons vous transmettre cette information qu'en anglais pour le moment. Malheureusement, cette page n'est actuellement pas encore disponible en français.
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