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Best of the best String libraries?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alvaro Urrutia Feb 7, 2016. 28 Replies 0 Likes
Hollywood strings, Symphobia, LA scoring strings... We can go on forever. EWQL Hollywood strings have made it up the food chain being the "top dog" in the industry of VST's. Why is this? Is it…Continue
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Rodney Carlyle Money replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Cinesamples doesn't really have this issue. It has three mic positions and you can cut off the reverb and adjust the releases forming a very dry sound. Sony only has a 1.5 ish reverb tail anyways compared to the 2.5 to 3 on Spitfire's Air…"
Rodney Carlyle Money replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"This is a old thread where I don't know why people are responding but here's my thoughts:
LASS very detailed, you can get wonderful results but takes a lot of work and can sound quite harsh without proper reverb and eq.
Spitfire wonderful…"
Jonathan Sacks replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"I'm using Spitfire BML strings mostly. I have LASS but I don't use it because the strings are so OUT OF TUNE. [You play a note and it takes a second for the string players to settle on a single pitch]. This is NOT real world [except for…"
Blake Cherry replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Spitfire has a beautiful assortment of string libraries at really good prices. Berlin Strings is one of the best I've heard altogether but is priced at $840 euros, which equates to about $940 USD.... great sounding library, one of my favorite…"
Johannes Bergcrantz replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Excuse an uninformed question: what is CC morphing? I agree about the spitfire and LASS-stuff, really good and love the clean, direct feel of the sound. I also found cinematic strings quite great for slower parts and really enjoy the GUI. Hollywood…"
Alvaro Urrutia replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Well, to me it's about combining the best you can get, I've tested most libraries but at the end the ones I've kept are Lass, SF Mural and Berlin Strings. The best ones and the ones I've liked the most are Berlin strings (bow…"
Marie-Anne Fischer left a comment for ADENS SKY"Thank you very much Adens! Lovely to meet you too! "
Steve Yee left a comment for ADENS SKY"Nice story Man (your description). Thats my story too.. but im only at the 30 something just started a youtube part.
Great music tho your doing, all makes sense"
Jonathan Sacks replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Nice to meet you too, Raymond. As you can guess I mostly use these libraries for mockups, to be replaced by real instrumentalists. But sometimes I need them for their own sake. I just went ahead and bought the Mural library - and also…"
Jonathan Sacks replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"I'm seriously thinking of purchasing the just released Spitfire Mural library [mentioned above]. I particularly like the manufacturer's description:
Mural offers a grand 60 piece string band (16,14,12,10,8) but is recorded and performed in…"
Robert Larsson replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Spitfire Mural does indeed look pretty solid!
I also like Orchestral Tools's Berlin Strings, but it's a smaller section, and considering the price..
God there's so many great libraries these days!
I'd go for spitfire. They…"
michael diemer replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Thank You Raymond, that was very nice. Good balanced sound. Strong bass, and the highs, not too screechy. This makes me want to buy CS all the more."
michael diemer replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"My 2 cents: The best I have right now is EWQL SO Gold. I like the violins and violas, they have a more classical orchestra sound, and I'm just a hobbyist, don't need the Hollywood sound. But I don't like the cellos, and the basses…"
Julien replied to ADENS SKY's discussion Best of the best String libraries?"Spitfire Audio have some amazing strings librairies and they have gotten better as time went by. Their new "Mural" collection looks really amazing. Unlike Albion it's not "all-in-one", each section is sampled with plenty of…"
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Best of the best String libraries!
Posted on June 19, 2013 at 7:26pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hollywood strings, Symphobia, LA scoring strings... We can go on forever. EWQL Hollywood strings have made it up the food chain being the "top dog" in the industry of VST's. Why is this? Is it primarily sample recording? Or can it be the control of velocity at your fingertips!
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- At 1:49am on December 17, 2014, Marie-Anne Fischer said…
Thank you very much Adens! Lovely to meet you too!
- At 9:12pm on December 16, 2014, Steve Yee said…
Nice story Man (your description). Thats my story too.. but im only at the 30 something just started a youtube part.
Great music tho your doing, all makes sense
- At 10:29pm on July 24, 2013,
Jacey King said… Hey there, sorry I haven't been on for awhile and just saw your comment. I checked out your stuff too. Real cool man, respect for what you do too!
- At 12:55am on July 2, 2013,
Jean-Luc Thomas said… Man i really really dig your stuff, hope we get to talk some more soon, your stuff is very Thomas bergersen, im a massive fan of his and all the Two steps from hell stuff.
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