We’re releasing Screaming Trumpet featuring Wayne Bergeron. Wayne is the lead trumpet player on all sorts of records and scores. I think he did the Incredibles, for instance. Wayne is the guy when it comes to lead trumpet.
Now, I know what you’re thinking - “Wait a minute, Mike! Didn’t Jeff Steinman of Warp IV released a Screaming Trumpet library a few years ago?” By golly, you’re right! In fact, I loved the sound so much that I was the very first customer. It’s a great set of samples with a load of articulations so you can play just about anything. It’s a very complete set of samples.
But … with all due respect to Jeff, it’s not what I would consider a “friendly" interface. It’s just SIPS, and you have to use the mod wheel or something to access articulations. I’m not exactly sure of the methodology, because I gave up on it. (Note that the current Warp IV Woodwinds and Trombone instruments are newer and more advanced. Jeff and I still have very different visions of how a GUI should work, but these are definitely useable.)
So a couple years ago, I scripted my own crude interface for it so I could access articulations in a more streamlined way. This is what I used for my own scoring work.
Then I started thinking ... maybe I could do a bit more tweaking and offer my version of the interface to other people. So Jeff and I agreed on a partnership arrangement. I got a little carried away with the project (almost 4 months), and did a lot of sample tweaking, added round robins, and a bunch of other stuff, too. I think the effort was worth it, because I dare say it’s a pretty darn cool instrument. (I’ll give you your money back if you don’t agree. We have a 30 day full refund policy.)
The Warp IV version includes flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet and trumpet with Harmon mute, cup mute straight mute and a whole bunch of other mutes. Those are nice, but personally, I don’t need any of that, and I figure a lot of people feel the same way. Plus, it took forever to do all the edits for the lead trumpet and I have no desire to do it again for flugelhorn and each of the mutes. So we’re calling this a “Core” edition, and selling it for much less than the Warp IV trumpet set. How cheap? Only $149.
But wait, there’s more! Screaming Trumpet Realitone Core Edition is $149, but we’re intro pricing it at $99, since it’s already so close to Black Friday.
Check out this walkthrough video, be amazed, then get on over to https://realitone.com/screaming-trumpet and snag this puppy before Jeff changes his mind!
Now, I know what you’re thinking - “Wait a minute, Mike! Didn’t Jeff Steinman of Warp IV released a Screaming Trumpet library a few years ago?” By golly, you’re right! In fact, I loved the sound so much that I was the very first customer. It’s a great set of samples with a load of articulations so you can play just about anything. It’s a very complete set of samples.
But … with all due respect to Jeff, it’s not what I would consider a “friendly" interface. It’s just SIPS, and you have to use the mod wheel or something to access articulations. I’m not exactly sure of the methodology, because I gave up on it. (Note that the current Warp IV Woodwinds and Trombone instruments are newer and more advanced. Jeff and I still have very different visions of how a GUI should work, but these are definitely useable.)
So a couple years ago, I scripted my own crude interface for it so I could access articulations in a more streamlined way. This is what I used for my own scoring work.
Then I started thinking ... maybe I could do a bit more tweaking and offer my version of the interface to other people. So Jeff and I agreed on a partnership arrangement. I got a little carried away with the project (almost 4 months), and did a lot of sample tweaking, added round robins, and a bunch of other stuff, too. I think the effort was worth it, because I dare say it’s a pretty darn cool instrument. (I’ll give you your money back if you don’t agree. We have a 30 day full refund policy.)
The Warp IV version includes flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet and trumpet with Harmon mute, cup mute straight mute and a whole bunch of other mutes. Those are nice, but personally, I don’t need any of that, and I figure a lot of people feel the same way. Plus, it took forever to do all the edits for the lead trumpet and I have no desire to do it again for flugelhorn and each of the mutes. So we’re calling this a “Core” edition, and selling it for much less than the Warp IV trumpet set. How cheap? Only $149.
But wait, there’s more! Screaming Trumpet Realitone Core Edition is $149, but we’re intro pricing it at $99, since it’s already so close to Black Friday.
Check out this walkthrough video, be amazed, then get on over to https://realitone.com/screaming-trumpet and snag this puppy before Jeff changes his mind!
You can even wait three years to download it if you want. (I actually had that happen recently with someone who bought the Ladies when they first came out..)
