Agreed. There's no reason for it to. Have I mentioned that I'm loving Studio Strings?Strange how these threads can start to go South for no apparent reason.
Agreed. There's no reason for it to. Have I mentioned that I'm loving Studio Strings?Strange how these threads can start to go South for no apparent reason.
I'm still kicking myself. I should have bought the three in a bundle. Oh well, BF isn't too faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrr.Agreed. There's no reason for it to. Have I mentioned that I'm loving Studio Strings?
For me, it's not about recreating an authentic, verbatim orchestra. It's about producing an amazing sounding piece of music from the comfort of my own studio (even if the orchestrations aren't formally perfect, which mine definitely aren't). My satisfaction comes from knowing that the average listener doesn't even know it's a synthetic production. It's a great feeling when a director asks me if it's real or not. In my current arsenal, SF Studio Strings will make things even more convincing.
Hey man right now I'm wishing I got the brass pro. Who needs food?I'm still kicking myself. I should have bought the three in a bundle. Oh well, BF isn't too faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrr.
Agreed. There's no reason for it to. Have I mentioned that I'm loving Studio Strings?
Dont worry man not taking the thread westStrange how these threads can start to go South for no apparent reason.
ThisFor me, it's not about recreating an authentic, verbatim orchestra. It's about producing an amazing sounding piece of music from the comfort of my own studio
Fair enough, but when you look at how far things have come (especially in the last ten years), the sample libraries are nothing short of incredible IMO. I think we're all just so "numb" to it now that it's easy to take for granted. I could have only dreamed of today's string libraries years ago.
For me, it's not about recreating an authentic, verbatim orchestra. It's about producing an amazing sounding piece of music from the comfort of my own studio (even if the orchestrations aren't formally perfect, which mine definitely aren't). My satisfaction comes from knowing that the average listener doesn't even know it's a synthetic production. It's a great feeling when a director asks me if it's real or not. In my current arsenal, SF Studio Strings will make things even more convincing.
For me, it's not about recreating an authentic, verbatim orchestra. It's about producing an amazing sounding piece of music from the comfort of my own studio (even if the orchestrations aren't formally perfect, which mine definitely aren't). My satisfaction comes from knowing that the average listener doesn't even know it's a synthetic production. It's a great feeling when a director asks me if it's real or not. In my current arsenal, SF Studio Strings will make things even more convincing.
Regular. With Pro you get divisi instruments, more legato patches, and several more microphone positions, but I'm not sure it's worth the added cost.
"I've Bought My Last String Library"
Errr... no. No you didn't. Nobody ever does that.
"I've Bought My Last String Library"
Errr... no. No you didn't. Nobody ever does that.
Temptation can be overwhelming...especially hanging around here a lot.
Yet I only have the T1 mic and love the library.TBH, the default T1 mic does not do this library justice at all.
I guess you have no choice. Lol but seriously, when you can, upgrade. It’s a whole new world.Yet I only have the T1 mic and love the library.