SOUND ON SOUND
Last month we ‘faked’ some string‑arrangements. Now it’s time to add a human touch.
Rating: **** 4/5 Stars. This cool virtual instrument will appeal to those looking for something a little different to spice up their virtual percussion arsenal.
The following Audio examples accompany our Cubase: String Theory Part 2 workshop article.
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. The 3GB of sample content is divided amongst nearly 50 different bass and sub‑bass sounds and these are complemented by a further 50+ drones, noise layers and ‘attack’ sounds.
If you regularly learn or transcribe songs from audio, deCoda might be just the helping hand you need.
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars
As with the original versions, Royal, Mellow and Rowdy provide three style‑based variants in terms of bass tones and performances, and the three titles share the same engine.
Cubase can help you write and arrange realistic string parts.
Metagrid lets you control multiple pieces of software from a single iPad app.
Audio examples to accompany Part 1 of our Cubase: String Theory article.
Rating: **** 4/5 Stars. Zero-G suggest Ignition is aimed at those with an interest in scoring sci-fi themed cinematic material.