Jackal_King
Senior Member
One would hope that it would be the case. A lot of reverberation on it.Revamped Solo Strings 2024 then?
One would hope that it would be the case. A lot of reverberation on it.Revamped Solo Strings 2024 then?
No way fate is that kind.Studio Orchestra Percussion.
Third teaser with cello and Justin Hurwitz. There are also more numbers:
78.08
20.95
0.93
0.04
Not sure exactly what it is supposed to mean but it adds up to exactly 100 so maybe those are percentages for the different sections of the library? Or it is exactly 100 GB xD
@icecoolpool I can definitely see the comparison to Fractured Strings. I also hope that it will be something very playable still.
Good catch! I think it's safe to say that we can rule out Abbey Road Studios for this one.The main components of air are 78.08% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, 0.93% argon and 0.04% carbon dioxide.
The fact that they recorded synths makes me think this isn't it. That would be fun though!Spitfire Solo Strings re-release (Air studios)? Would make sense following the SSO re-release this year.
I’m REALLY hoping that’s what it is!
Unlikely ..Appassionata Solo Strings please!
Yeah my thoughts too, I think Spitfire are leaning into a more pop, hybrid direction, so maybe an otherworldly piano with tonnes of verb n stuff. The competition has that, and Spitfire doesn't, so that's my guess..something more experimental and contemporary
My guess is that the George Martin clue was meant to throw us a curve ball by pointing to AIR and AR.Unlikely ..
The previous instagram post was:
1. Tagged 03.01.1926 - George Martins date of birth which does give a nod to a previous air studios and something non-classical \ orchestral.
2. Also referenced - @ryanlottmusic of @son_lux, Synthesiser
On that basis, I'd guess something more experimental and contemporary. But I'm wrong most of the time and I suspect this won't be any different.
@GtrString I think you're in the right ballpark with this. If we consider the latest divergence in SA's marketing strategies, tailoring their Bundles to "Pop", "Modern" in particular, which are packaged to be less focused towards screen scoring only. Added to that their latest competition around guitar pedals and effects, again broadening their brand positioning ... IMHOYeah my thoughts too, I think Spitfire are leaning into a more pop, hybrid direction, so maybe an otherworldly piano with tonnes of verb n stuff. The competition has that, and Spitfire doesn't, so that's my guess..
Reverb?
Reverb?