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Spitfire Audio join forces with the BBC Symphony Orchestra at the celebrated Maida Vale Studios. Is this the best of British?
Sonuscore bundle an awful lot of orchestra into a very modest amount of disk space to deliver immense scoring power.
Sonuscore’s new library takes an unusual and inventive approach to the sampled orchestra.
Sound designers Daniel James and Aaron Frensley are the duo responsible for creating Project Alpha, a sound-design toolkit for cinematic music projects.
EastWest's Hollywood Pop Brass does exactly what it says on the tin.
This latest incarnation of a long-running library introduces new instruments, articulations and enhancements.
Film scores from the golden era of jazz were the inspiration for Sonokinetic’s latest sample library.
Spitfire build on the Albion legacy with a new orchestral library.
Sonokinetic have been carving out a niche for themselves in phrase-based orchestral libraries, and with their latest offering, Maximo, that niche just got a whole lot bigger!
Symphobia's sequel probes deeper into the psyche of the sampled orchestra.
Sonokinetic bring their idiosyncratic approach to sampling to the woodwinds section.
Sonokinetic’s vigorous orchestral phrase library piles on the cinematic drama in 4/4 time.
From treated trombones to tweaked-out trumpets, Heavyocity's Forzo provides a 21st Century take on virtual brass.
Is this the only library you need for Hollywood-style orchestral brass?
This small but mighty orchestral package continues to square up to the big guys.
Spitfire consolidate their symphonic brass into a single bumper package.
The cinematic supremo enlists the best of British in a grand percussive collaboration.
Mojo 2 Horn Section is an ambitious instrument that aims to succeed where other virtual horn sections fail.
Cinematix Vol. 1: 3* • James Johnson Spektral Minimalism: 5* • Robert Rich Ambient Atmospheres & Rhythms: 4* • Numina Emotional Peak Sounds For Cinema: 5* • Orchestral Series 3: Cinematic: 4*