Arise
Member
Hey guys,
I recently got CSS and it's a quite nice library, but I was wondering, what dynamics is CSS recorded at? Is it somewhere from p to ff? I like the sound of the library, though I find that they can't go that loud, or is that just me? (with CC1/Modwheel all the way up) I obviously don't expect them to be like Metropolis Ark 1 loud but I feel like they are meant for more or less only softer stuff?
Do you ever use them in stuff like trailer music? Like for intense fast staccato/spiccato passages for example.
Also, I'm talking about the pure out of the box sound, with changing things in the library at most, mic positions, etc. So before EQ, Compression and all that. I dont find them to go as loud as something like Hollywood Strings for example, on the sustains (both with CC1/Modwheel all the way up)
Not hating on the library or anything like that, just want to know so I can learn how to use them outside of soft type of music.
Thanks!
I recently got CSS and it's a quite nice library, but I was wondering, what dynamics is CSS recorded at? Is it somewhere from p to ff? I like the sound of the library, though I find that they can't go that loud, or is that just me? (with CC1/Modwheel all the way up) I obviously don't expect them to be like Metropolis Ark 1 loud but I feel like they are meant for more or less only softer stuff?
Do you ever use them in stuff like trailer music? Like for intense fast staccato/spiccato passages for example.
Also, I'm talking about the pure out of the box sound, with changing things in the library at most, mic positions, etc. So before EQ, Compression and all that. I dont find them to go as loud as something like Hollywood Strings for example, on the sustains (both with CC1/Modwheel all the way up)
Not hating on the library or anything like that, just want to know so I can learn how to use them outside of soft type of music.
Thanks!