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70 DVZ Strings’ nearly 10,000 samples are not only pre-mapped, they‘re all instantly usable from the main 70 DVZ Strings GUI. There’s never a need to stop and reload a different sample set; everything is up and running the moment you begin a session. 70 DVZ Strings works the way a live string orchestra works, and using it is therefore intuitive.

• Real-Time "Divisi" Processing - Much more than just a collection of time-consuming separate sections.
  Instead of getting a few sampled sections that you have to assemble manually in the sequencer, DVZ performs real time divisi while you’re playing, and our per-desk samples produce much finer sound power and orchestral balances than the half or third-section ensemble samples of some other libraries. We were the first company in the world to introduce a patented real-time divisi library and process.
• What is DVZ?
  DVZ takes the notes from your keyboard and divides them among all the players in your library. Live orchestras use this method, called divisi. First, DVZ I assigns the notes you play to the various section stems. DVZ II receives the notes into each section stem and then assigns the notes to the players.
  
• Why is DVZ needed?
  DVZ overcomes the unrealistically thick doubling and tripling of the sound produced as you go from 1 to 2 to 3 simultaneous notes. Instead, DVZ keeps the number of players constant with any number of notes.