Spitfire Symphonic Motions: Available Now
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Marsen
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paulthomson
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CoffeeLover
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can we also have Spitfire Solo Strings Motion?
wish this "motion" feature were a standard for every single library made today.
wish this "motion" feature were a standard for every single library made today.
Luka
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I have the same setup as you… I guess I should wait until I get a better machine to buy such a library?
AllanH
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I am curious about the tempo options: I understand that the patterns can tempo-sync to the DAW.
I am intered in understand the extent to which I can combine tempos: Let's say I'm using an 8th pattern. I would like to play it in full tempo for the violins in one track and in half-tempo for the cellos in a separate track.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance!
I am intered in understand the extent to which I can combine tempos: Let's say I'm using an 8th pattern. I would like to play it in full tempo for the violins in one track and in half-tempo for the cellos in a separate track.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance!
mgnoatto
Active Member
If you use only one mic or are willing to freeze or bounce the tracks, I think it's usable, but it's CPU intense. If there's the option of unloading articulations I think it would be much better the performance, but I didn't found it. In BBC Core they update that function later and it's greatI have the same setup as you… I guess I should wait until I get a better machine to buy such a library?
Can anyone reporting cpu-intensity also report on what CPU-setting they have the lib, as Paul Thompson mentioned there are 4 settings?
kgdrum
“Making a mess & calling it Art is where it’s at!”
+1
Yes please ,also even though it’s subjective can users also give us an idea how the various 4 settings affect the sound?
Thanks
mgnoatto
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Yes, I wrote that in the first post, I was using the default option
I did some quick test and I've got with one mic (tree) a 4 note chord changing one note over and over:+1
Yes please ,also even though it’s subjective can users also give us an idea how the various 4 settings affect the sound?
Thanks
Default 30% cpu spikes
Granular 20%
Low elastique 40%
Medium 50%
High 60/65%
Idle was 2%
kgdrum
“Making a mess & calling it Art is where it’s at!”
coprhead6
Active Member
I have an i7-8750h at 3.88ghz.
I’m getting pops and clicks if I’m playing with more than 1-2 voices.
On “Low Quality Granular” I’m still getting some pops and clicks, although it is improved.
I’ve never, ever had CPU spiking issues before with any other Spitfire product and I run a full SSO template with no settings turned down!
I’m getting pops and clicks if I’m playing with more than 1-2 voices.
On “Low Quality Granular” I’m still getting some pops and clicks, although it is improved.
I’ve never, ever had CPU spiking issues before with any other Spitfire product and I run a full SSO template with no settings turned down!
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NoOneKnowsAnything
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The more I play with Symphonic Motions the more impressed I am with it. This is an excellent virtual instrument
AdamKmusic
Senior Member
My setup, playing a 5 note chord on the default settings (just opened up an instance of the plugin & played after the instrument had loaded), CPU was showing at 15%
midiman
Senior Member
I am really surprised there is not a discount for Kepler users. If there was I might consider this. Kepler is more similar to this the the other libraries they are offering discount to.
dzilizzi
Senior Member
I think it's supposed to be an addition for SSS/SCS just like 8Dio has Ostinato Strings for their Century Strings. These are phrases that are hard to do right with midi but are used more regularly with standard string libraries.
Though Christian will use them like Kepler.
Actually if they did give a discount for Kepler, I'd still have all the libraries to get a discount. I have too many libraries.
Is the video still coming?
Fry777
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