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Is it worth to have in your arsenal?
Have you checked out the Spitfire Audio videos and audio clips. Plus there are a few independent examples popping up now.
Is it worth to have in your arsenal?
I am sure that a majority of that number are the usual Spitfire Audio Haters.
Yes I have, and I do like the sound of it. But I'm afraid when I buy BDT, and then SSSE just to get Aperture, I will have 3 libraries with kind of the same flavor.Have you checked out the Spitfire Audio videos and audio clips. Plus there are a few independent examples popping up now.
with kind of the same flavor
With emphasis on the word "kind"
If your wallet can stand it, and you think you can use Aperture, just go for it.
Personally I went for Tundra as it was an easy choice for me, and just the one purchase required to bag Aperture.
I would go for OACE before Symphonic Evolutions, personally. Symphonic evolutions feels rather large and the EVOs generally aim at a more intimate feel. Still Symphonic Evolutions are very useful for giving you a wide variety of longs to be used with a larger orchestra. But your pairing it with Aperture got me thinking about whether you could do something Aperture like by pairing Symphonic Evolutions with complementary patches in OACE and indeed the quartet OA Evolutions. BDT is very nice, btw.I'm still not sure. I was going to get british drama toolkit. But if I take another library I can get Aperture. Is it worth to have in your arsenal?
I was thinking about getting symphonic evolutions also to achieve the amount to get Aperture. I'm looking for a nice library to lay underneath piano scores. I also looked at heavyocity Rhythmic textures , but the sound seems a bit sharp. But I do like the runs and loops in that library.
Would the symphonic evolutions be a good investment? I already own Albion one, Arks 1/2, berlin inspire 1/2, css,csss
They don't sound at all alike, and not at all the same flavor except that they focus on longs. But Aperture also does shorts, and the SF ostinatum feature allows you to automate rhythmic patterns there.Yes I have, and I do like the sound of it. But I'm afraid when I buy BDT, and then SSSE just to get Aperture, I will have 3 libraries with kind of the same flavor.
I thought Aperture would have been a gimmick (because it was "free"), but it is surprisingly good, and I've been using it a lot lately.I'm still not sure. I was going to get british drama toolkit. But if I take another library I can get Aperture. Is it worth to have in your arsenal?
I was thinking about getting symphonic evolutions also to achieve the amount to get Aperture. I'm looking for a nice library to lay underneath piano scores. I also looked at heavyocity Rhythmic textures , but the sound seems a bit sharp. But I do like the runs and loops in that library.
Would the symphonic evolutions be a good investment? I already own Albion one, Arks 1/2, berlin inspire 1/2, css,csss
I am sure that a majority of that number are the usual Spitfire Audio Haters.
I caved and bought the ton, with BDT, and also bought OACE. Don't regret it at all, such beautiful sounding libraries. I only had Albion one from Spitfire. Waiting now for my Aperture download
An update following a chat with the Spitfire support team this morning (thank you Jack and Harry). It seems the multi-output options are NOT currently available, but will be made available in an update which is due out in the coming days.
So we mere mortals will have to be patient
This will definitely make HZ Strings more useful to our core studio template and projects going forward, and, if multi-outputs are made available to the BBCSO then that could also be a purchase in the future (if / when its on sale).