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The all-new Elysion Elements is completely free, and includes a selection of 30 Themes aimed at composers working in film, TV, games and production music.
The new Essentials version of LUX Orchestral Strings sits between the free Elements and full library offerings, delivering a keenly priced, scaled-back version aimed at the most common composition tasks.
Cinematic Motion and Ethereal Flows add 28 new Stories to The Score, with the former focusing on high-energy action and tension underscore, and the latter handling quieter and more delicate scores.
Available for free to existing users, LUX Orchestral Strings 1.1 adds a vast collection of new recorded material and articulations, and focuses on three important aspects of modern cinematic scoring: rhythmic motion, evolving textures and playable runs.
LUX Orchestral Strings Elements gives composers a chance to try the library out before purchasing, but comes kitted out with enough features to program a full string arrangement.
Sonuscore’s latest instrument offers luxury in both sound and features.
Designed specifically for composers working on fantasy TV, film and game scores, Sonuscore's latest library brings together a collection of vocal phrases sung in an improvised fantasy language.
Easy and quick orchestral arrangements are very much the order of the day as Sonuscore’s The Orchestra Complete reaches its fourth incarnation.
Sonuscore have released a free version of The Pulse that provides a curated selection of features taken from the full instrument.
Sonuscore's latest offering allows users to control the transition between articulations with their playing, and includes dedicated Key Switch sets aimed at different genres or styles of scoring.
