Audio Impressions DVZ Realtime Strings At Summer NAMM: Part Three

August 08, 2007
Audio Impressions DVZ Realtime Strings: the Powerhouse of NAMM 2007- Part Three

In our final Audio Impressions installment from NAMM, the Gearwire crew watches in awe as Chris Stone shows the real power held within the Audio Impressions DVZ Realtime Strings. The power of this software synth cannot be overstated.

The ability to create a believable performance is unprecedented, while the nuances in sound offer a full-spectrum of what you would receive from a full orchestra. Again, Chris Stone really shows that DVZ Realtime Instruments is a complete powerhouse.

Presenter: Bill Holland, Gearwire
Location: Austin, TX

Bill Holland is a producer/editor for Gearwire.


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