On one of Spitfires Help section, there was a sentence that was something like: SSO Professiional will be released in 2019. Also, they said THE PAGE was going to be uploaded frequently, and the forum says trial period for a while...
Spitfire Audio “This is London Calling” - BBC Symphony Orchestra
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AlainTH
Active Member
impossible with expression map
AlainTH
Active Member
nice! please say what recording you share
Brasart
Senior Member
I don't use expression maps and I'm not familiar with it but, can't you just adjust the gain of your track? Or load a gain VST on your track?
Zedcars
Klaatu barada nikto
The problem is expression maps are used to switch between articulations on one track. So changes the gain would affect all the arts together. Only way would be to separate out the arts which require gain adjustments, but then that defeats the purpose of the expression map to begin with. I guess there might be away around that depending on your setup and how the expression map is designed. Maybe someone else has a solution to that.
paulthomson
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muk
Senior Member
Fantastic! Thank you Paul. I'm only waiting for the next sale on it now (hopefully springs wishlist sale), as in these times I can't afford it at full price.
Laptoprabbit
The game is afoot
My laptop can't handle too many instances so my current workaround is to use key switches for most arts and then move out the really loud or soft ones into separate tracks. Overall I enjoy the sounds, just hope there will be a round of balancing in the near future.
Cass Hansen
Cass Hansen
Sorry, my bad....meant to include it but forgot. It is the 1958 version , Leopold Stokowski conductor, Houston Symphony Orchestra.
Does anyone think that there will be a paid upgrade (not the bass flute, piano etc)?
Maybe for more instruments, articulations etc.
Or maybe a lite version with less ram usage and less stuff? Seems like the best way for Spitfire to make some cash... Would make sense for both Spitfire and consumers
Maybe for more instruments, articulations etc.
Or maybe a lite version with less ram usage and less stuff? Seems like the best way for Spitfire to make some cash... Would make sense for both Spitfire and consumers
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Laptoprabbit
The game is afoot
Think a lite version might be interesting... Not sure how I feel about paid upgrades though
Brasart
Senior Member
I don't think paid upgrades or a light version would make sense at all for this product, as it was intended to be a comprehensive universal library made so that everyone could work with the same tools and share the same knowledge.
Much like Albion ONE, it is a "starting point" library; turning it into a multi-part product would make it confusing and counter-intuitive to what is was branded as, in my opinion.
Much like Albion ONE, it is a "starting point" library; turning it into a multi-part product would make it confusing and counter-intuitive to what is was branded as, in my opinion.
John R Wilson
Senior Member
Im awaiting some more updates to improve the libraries in its current state, some full ensemble patches and further programming improvements would be great. Thats the focus I would like to see rather than a paid upgrade. Of course some more articulations and more materials would be amazing, still awaiting that piano.
In regards to the ram usage, I think this is something that they should just be improving anyway with further optimisations and improvement with their new player. I'd be surprised if they were not working on improving that element with the BBCSO and their new player. Im sure they are.
Bluemount Score
Senior Member
Bass Flute and Piano are in quarantine, not expected to be seen before summer again.
