Merry Xmas Michael!!

From snowbound Montreal --well not really, let's say just ok for a White Christmas. . .
Breaking news: Santa's left 15 minutes ago. I've just unwrapped your gift... and here's my question:

Should I be impressed, amazed or plain subdued!?

I've just added yet another item to my shopping list.

Right now, I'm experimenting with a novel way of composing symphonies. So I'll really need those strings the sooner the better!

The new programmable Teddy Bear will have to wait for a while.

Later

Michael.

Très beau travail !
Bravo et merci

Alain

alainleblond1 wroteMichael.

Très beau travail !
Bravo et merci

Alain

Alain, thanks for listening and the kind words!

Hope you are having a very nice holiday!

Michael

Hello,
This looks promising though maybe not easy at first sight (I'm a beginner user of Notion). I'm using the rules for VSL found here: https://support.presonus.com/hc/en-us/articles/210049003-Using-the-Vienna-Symphonic-Library-with-Notion.
They work pretty well, except that the appassionata basses are mismatched with cellos. I opened a ticket for that but I'm not expecting this to be fixed before quite some time... if ever.

I just bought the Synchron Strings 1 and would be grateful to find the same kind of rules to easily control Synchron Strings through Notion 6.
I tried to download your file but you're obviously a Mac user and I'm using Windows, so I can't use your file. Frustrating

Do you know accessible tutorials I could use to try and make my own rules?
I must admit I haven't yet read Notion's manual about this... Is it thorough enough to help me in this task or are there any other reliable ressources to achieve this?

I guess this topic isn't the ideal place to explain how the rules work and how to create them.

Anyway, your work looks very nice. I hope that I'll be able to achieve something like this on my side, or use someone else's kind efforts if I fail... and on Windows!