Here's a midi playthrough of it:
-Hannes
Thanks for posting Hannes. Of course this starts and stops with solid writing and arranging of the three sections...BUT...I am struck by how little AFTER THAT.... is done to achieve the sound. Hats off to this achievement. Well done to the developer.
yeah this is seriously impressive.
very natural sounding 2 part and 3 part divisi, with everything handled in engine. And unlike my guess, they have actually recorded each of the 5 string sections separately.
with everything handled in engine.
Here's a midi playthrough of it:
-Hannes
Have you tried adding reverb?Makes me 'keep my Strings powder dry' ….. ( but it's getting really dry )
I agree - which, me thinks is cool. Will it handle EVERY mock-up? Of course not. What string library really does (which is why we all have so many string libraries... :(I think it's not going to be a traditional library. Maybe it has many different string patches recorded for certain purpose. One for gentle(Scene D'Amour), one for aggressive, etc. I might be totally wrong but that's the vibe I have got from the teasers.
-Hannes
Yes, I like the idea as well. I already have enough normal string libraries and I've lately been drawn into more specialized things. Only thing that I am considered is the price. If there is a lot of different recordings the costs might get high quickly.I agree - which, me thinks is cool. Will it handle EVERY mock-up? Of course not. What string library really does (which is why we all have so many string libraries... :(
what do you mean?
Here's a midi playthrough of it:
-Hannes
It kinda doesn't. Sampled instruments do not act like real ones. When I have a 6 horns patch and play a chord, it doesn't sound like 18 players are playing.Let's say you have a sample of 8 violins. If you play two notes at the same time it sounds like 16 violins
Another playthrough video. Now with minimalist strings.
-Hannes