Virtual Playing Orchestra test in lmms

little orchestral test with Virtual Playing Orchestra, a SFZ orchestral library based on open source samples (Sonatina, Versilian CE...).
Virtual Playing Orchestra:
virtualplaying....
LMMS, my sequencer:
lmms.io/
SIR1, my reverb:
www.vst4free.co...

[@needleboy17]

Did you know that I downloaded the Wav Files (raw sounds/samples) and turned them into a Super Mario Paint soundfont?

[@jointloic2260]

I would like to give you this but I no longer have this composition in midi format now, it's an old song ^^

[@AriannaCunningham]

Your symphonic piece sounds very amazing and dramatic! How did you load these sfz files into your program? Very nice!!!

[@jointloic2260]

Thanks Arianna ! (what a surprise, I've juste download your Early Music Ensemble ! Thanks for this one ! ;) ). I use plogue sforzando (a free sfz player), loaded in LMMS with vstige (work perfectly on ubuntu linux ;) ).
www.plogue.com/produits/sforzando/?lang=fr

[@AriannaCunningham]

Thank you so much! Can you please do a test Video on my "Early Music Ensemble" SFZ Collection? And how do you load SFZs WITHOUT the SFZ Player? Because whenever I tried to open the SFZ player, I get an error message. I use a Mac OS X by the way.

[@jointloic2260]

Yes, with pleasure for the video test on "Early Music Ensemble", that said it won't be right away because I have a lot of work these days:) I tested some instruments yesterday and I was very impressed by the quality of the ensemble, you did a great job! sforzando loads like a vst normally (under LMMS, you have to add a remnant track and then open sforzando as vst). That said I use Linux, maybe this vst doesn't work under Max: (
Otherwise there are other quality free Sfz players (but sforzando is the best I have tested):
www.zampler.de/
www.tx16wx.com/
I hope I could help you:)

[@AriannaCunningham]

So when exactly are you going to upload a video test on my SFZ Collection of "Early Music Ensemble?"

[@MrHermuz]

Interesujące.

[@insidewest]

Thanks for the simple working video.
I use VSCO2 and Sonatina and QLSO Free a lot, and I'm surprised at the huge difference in playback quality between sforzando and Tx16wx.
The sforzando sounds worse, but the sound quality seems to be better in this video.
Is it just me and my environment?

[@jointloic2260]

Thanks, in fact I do not know tx16wx well but I opted for sforzando because it is regularly updated with the latest specificities of the sfz format (like the round robin). I recommend you to try Sforzando and compare it to tx16wx, it is really great;)