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Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. This library focuses on orchestral trumpet and horn sections played with maximum resonance to recreate the rich, full-bodied tone heard in classic Hollywood 1990s film scores.
Film composer, theatre composer, TV composer, ballet composer... Why be one when you can be them all?
Rating **** 4/5 Stars. As with its predecessor, this toolkit lacks any rhythmic material, but its astonishing sounds are well worth the entry price.
New sound companies seem to spring up every day, each one bringing a fresh selection of sample library treats. One such...
Vintage Strings is a Kontakt library intended to sit alongside Vintage Vibe and Vintage Horns and, like those products, uses original samples recorded in a fashion intended to replicate how it might have been done in Motown.
Spitfire have condensed their massive BBC Symphony Orchestra instrument into two lighter versions — one of which could cost you nothing at all...
External storage becomes so fast and so small it might as well not be external at all!
Rating **** 4/5 Stars. The Cinesamples approach to granular synthesis is based on a library of samples taken from recordings of violinist Michael Levine, which are divided into textures, pulses, pads, one‑shots and sound design patches.
Major update to MOTU's DAW adds MPE support, Apple Silicon compatibility, and Nanosampler 2.0.
The Hammond SKX Pro may not be cheap, but boy do you get a lot for your money.
The keyboard version of the desktop version of the Quantum, is the Iridium Keyboard even better than the original synth?
We explore some workarounds for getting Studio One to talk General MIDI.
The libraries in this series forego the construction-kit approach of the genre–based Elastik collections and, instead, are built on a series of solo instrument phrases/licks that you can piece together to form a complete performance.
Both volumes in the bundle provide a selection of multi-sampled, multi-articulation, virtual brass instruments that are playable in exactly the same way as a conventional orchestral sample library is but are much more suited to soul, funk and pop.
DP11 might not be any louder than DP10, but it’s got plenty more to offer.
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Blurring the boundaries between classical music and ambient electronica, Max Richter is one of the most prominent composers of his generation. As of now, he’s also a studio owner...
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. Covering electric rather than orchestral basses, as well as three playable electric bass guitars, this 6GB library includes a whole range of useful bass-rich content.