I believe that VDL and VP are both very good, each having their own unique features. I believe that VP is very wide in instrument choices, having so many that I can barely find a use for them all. The melodic percussion sounds very nice and doesn't sound far away and empty in a way like Muse Percussion does. One of my issues though is that Vibraphone is missing its ability to work with pedal markings, and it seems that other people have had issues with it. Another issue I have is that the suspended cymbal releases are sounding very... funny.. after the release or the "final strike" of the cymbal, the sound sort of bounces and re-swells. Another little bug I've found is that on the marimba, if you give any pitch a 16th stem tremolo, it would turn into suspended cymbal chokes. I tried seeing if the official Tapspace manual for VDL had something about it, but nothing. Im not sure if this was intended, or a pure bug, but its something. Another thing I seen was that when I click on a note, specifically a tonal/auxiliary percussion staff, the sound will continue to play over and over, replaying the same sample. An example would be the flexatone, suspended cymbal, or ratchet. But overall, bugs behind, this is a dang well sound for Musescore.

This is a fantastic addition to the Muse Hub library, and thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to put it on here! Thus far, as JerrySchleep mentioned, the lack of vibe pedaling is the biggest hurdle I have faced.

I'm super impressed with the amount of detail that mapping the library with Musescore, especially with its soundflag options. Here are some of my gripes -No option to map multiple perc instruments on one staff -Cymbal rolls are a little buggy (ie not naturally releasing or following the mute release soundflag) -No way to release vibraphone pedaling atm