for $449Abbey Road Orchestra: Cowbells high
I'd say VSL Synchron Percussion, but it depends on how ridiculous the metals recorded are -- VSLs are mainly orchestral based, but I have a feeling from the video and knowing Spitfire that there's gonna be a bunch of esoteric stuff recorded with a jug. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯If it's indeed Metals recorded in Abbey Road (which seems quite likely at this point) and if it sells for $449 (like the other two percussion libs from that series), I am wondering the following: is there any lib with similar content and price point with which we should compare it?
Yeah, a well recorded, deeply sampled orchestral metallophone library would easily be worth $449 if it was extensive.If it's indeed Metals recorded in Abbey Road (which seems quite likely at this point) and if it sells for $449 (like the other two percussion libs from that series), I am wondering the following: is there any lib with similar content and price point with which we should compare it?
What scares me is the price of any brass or strings module if the percs are 449€If it's indeed Metals recorded in Abbey Road (which seems quite likely at this point) and if it sells for $449 (like the other two percussion libs from that series), I am wondering the following: is there any lib with similar content and price point with which we should compare it?
Abbey Road Brass: Trumpet 2: Shorts: Staccato: Fortissimo: MutedWhat scares me is the price of any brass or strings module if the percs are 449€
Spitfire release a product with any Fortissimo brass? Now I know this can't be real .Abbey Road Brass: Trumpet 2: Shorts: Staccato: Fortissimo: Muted
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First ChairAbbey Road Orchestra: Cowbells high
Spitfire used the caption "The culmination of over 20 years experience", which they also used for the last two ARO's. I'm 100% certain it's an ARO. Makes sense too because High Percussion didn't have any metals in them. Not even a tambourine in the toys patch.Just sharing my thoughts here :
What if this is a new Charlie Clouser library like Hammers ?
Or experimental Percussion Library like Resonate or even Percussion Swarm ?
Maybe a new library in their Solar engine ?