It's a 210G download.So if I'm not mistaken this is available immediately, but there don't seem to be any comments from people who have purchased it...?
It's a 210G download.
That's true, but I have only been getting around 32mbps from their servers myself, so that might be slowing a lot of people. My internet is 400mbps.The non-pro version is much smaller.
Hey guys, so maybe someone has a little advice for me... I'm currently saving my pennies for Spitfire Chamber Strings, hopefully to purchase before year's end, if not sooner. I've been craving SCS for a long time and it will help round out my current string options.
So the question is.....would this new lib, Spitfire Studio Strings be a better choice? Is it an apples to apples comparison? Or is the obvious answer..... get them both
Stupid question... is it safe to assume that the two divisi sections are each unique/different sets of recorded samples?
BTW, regarding your question, they have a FAQ page which says the upgrade price is simply the price difference.
Edited: oh, but one thing. The price difference would obviously be different during their introductory pricing and their regular pricing. So you'll might want to ask how thats handled.
Yes, an interesting one. I guess the brushed articulations could fill this purpose?Why no Staccato. I only see Spiccato.
Staccato is a basic, and very important articulation to have. I wonder why it was not included.
In reality spiccato doesn't have that wide dynamic range. Spitfire's spiccato is a hybrid of spiccato and staccatissimo. If you have their libraries, start playing same note from lowest velocity to highest. You'll hear slight change of timbre and length around forte dynamic.Why no Staccato. I only see Spiccato.
Staccato is a basic, and very important articulation to have. I wonder why it was not included.
Hi there,Can Spitfire explain something about the walkthrough for the Core Studio Strings?
As I understand it this version is Tree Mics only?
Is this walkthrough of this Mic position? If so why do some patches show a Mic mixer with varying positions between Close and Far in the GUI?
Yes, an interesting one. I guess the brushed articulations could fill this purpose?
Fantastic sounding library. I'm downloading it right now.
One thing I'm curious about... I sort of thought that since Spitfire went through the trouble and expense of building their own engine (first used for the HZ strings), I'm surprised that they're not using it for this new library. Wonder if there's more to that story. Is it possible that showing they were serious about building their own engine got NI to make some concessions?