dpasdernick
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Omnisphere. There are some gorgeous string sounds in there and then 10,000 plus more inspiring sounds for every genre, including new age.
You're welcome, Kony.Thank you for this tip - I had no idea this was a thing so I'll be sure to give this a go with SCS
Great library.Although not a traditional string library, FrozenPlain's Arctic Strings may be a good match for what you describe:
https://frozenplain.com/product/arctic-strings/
You're welcome, Kony.
Here's an example of SCS layered with itself, using only one Kontakt instance. This isn't done the proper way, with writing individual lines for each of the instruments, but something played in real time (with a few teaks). Dynamics are controlled with a foot pedal (also tweaked), and a setting quite similar to what you see in the pic above.
There are certainly more pros than cons associated with having a separate mic level control for each of the three articulations used in the SCS sections. Not only cam you eg choose between 5, 10 or 15 V1s, but you and adjust the balance between them as you wish and thereby define which of the artics that that should be the dominating one + which of the mics of each of the artics that should dominate each of the mics. That option makes SCS, at least to me, more valuable than many other string libraries.Thanks Vik - that sounds very good
That's extremely useful information - thanks for sharing this as I hadn't considered the section stacking aspect combined with the option to allocate different mic settings.There are certainly more pros than cons associated with having a separate mic level control for each of the three articulations used in the SCS sections. Not only cam you eg choose between 5, 10 or 15 V1s, but you and adjust the balance between them as you wish and thereby define which of the artics that that should be the dominating one + which of the mics of each of the artics that should dominate each of the mics. That option makes SCS, at least to me, more valuable than many other string libraries.