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hi,

i'm aware of previous deletions of an article about the vienna symphonic library. i did neither read or write about this topic here before. the VSL is a leading company in its field, and i've written articles in german audio magazines about VSL a long time ago already. maybe the previous versions of this lemma were marketing texts, i don't know. the company is relevant in any case, and i tried to write this article as neutral as possible. in fact, VSL is one of the major tool for the strings and orchestras you hear in big hollywood movies.

please categorize; i'm not fit with that. Maximilian (talk) 14:59, 22 August 2014 (UTC)Reply

ps. one of the links i did not want to put into the article: hollywood music production guru hans zimmer is one of many using VSL in their daily routine. you find lots of composers using this tool and commenting on it. let's keep the article lean. i'll move the logo from the german wiki to the commons if needed here. Maximilian (talk) 15:14, 22 August 2014 (UTC)Reply

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