Name: Vienna Symphonic Library VSL Synchron Prime Brass
SKU: 7178
Availability: InStock

Recorded at Stage A of Synchron Stage Vienna with multiple microphones
Proven film scoring setup, production-ready presets
Flow View for instant playing fun with minimal effort
Solo instruments and ensembles
All the essential articulations
Resource-friendly & easy to use

The Flow View of the Synchron Player makes performing with Synchron Prime Brass effortless. Articulations adapt automatically to your playing style, so bold accents, smooth legato lines, and expressive dynamics come alive naturally. This intuitive approach keeps you focused on the music while still offering the option to dive deep into detail through the Precision View whenever you need full control. It’s the perfect blend of immediacy and sophistication.

Instruments: trumpet 1 and 2, trumpet ensemble (4), horn 1 and 2, horn ensemble (6), tenor trombone, bass trombone, trombone ensemble (4), bass tuba
Additional “Tutti” Preset with ensembles and bass tuba
Staccato bold and agile
Portato bold and agile (except ensembles)
Long notes (trumpet 1 and 2: without and with vibrato)
Legato (trumpet 1 and 2: without and with vibrato)
Sforzato and sforzatissimo

The Musicians

Get to know two of the virtuosos that are going to perform your own masterpiece.

Solo Trumpet 1 was played by Marc Osterer. The native New Yorker attended Manhattan School of Music, showed his skills while playing at Birdland, Jazz at the Lincoln Center and on Broadway shows. As a touring musician he took the stage on festivals from Coachella to Salzburg, and was the principal trumpet of the Mexico City Philharmonic for five years before moving to Austria to play worldwide gigs with electro-swing maestro Parov Stelar and joining the Vienna Synchron Orchestra.

Solo double horn player Péter Keserű hails from Kiskunfélegyháza, Hungary. After playing principal horns in symphony orchestras such as the Budapest Concert Orchestra and the Bruckner Orchestra of Linz, Austria he has been principal horn with the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra since 2008, and in recent years with the Synchron Stage Orchestra