Spitfire Audio Kepler Orchestra
$299 USD
Bottom Line:
Kepler Orchestra is an ambiguous but imaginative adaptation of the EVO Grid system. It creates a variation that I could see nicely adapted to other instruments
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Spitfire Audio LCO Textures
$359 USD
Bottom Line:
Composers looking for something a little left-field will find LCO Textures quirky and atmospheric sound a tempting consideration
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Wide Blue Sound Orbit & Eclipse
From $149 each
Bottom Line:
Overall these twin libraries offer a good amount of usable if slightly lacklustre results. There is a generous amount of content here and savvy producers will surely get value.
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Hi, welcome back to StudioWise. This week we’re testing Spitfire Audio’s brand new Studio Strings Pro sample library, a slight deviation from the company’s typical offerings, in that the ensemble was recorded at Air Studios’ much smaller and more intimate Studio One to control the environment as much as possible, focusing more on clever mic ..
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Sonuscore The Orchestra
$299 USD
Bottom Line:
More than just a one-trick pony, savvy users will immediately realise the potential to automate and streamline their composition processes
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Spitfire Audio Chamber Strings Professional
$999 USD
For modern composition Chamber Strings is one of the best on offer from Spitfire Audio, and right now, possibly the best in the market
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Spitfire Audio Hans Zimmer strings
$799 USD
Bottom Line:
There may be a couple of artistic decisions causing potholes in the road, but Hans Zimmer Strings ultimately is a tour de force
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UVI Cinematic Shades
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This is a very exciting development in the Falcon expansion range and leaves one considering future releases and how UVI intend to further push the audio boundaries
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Native Instruments String Ensemble
$299 USD
Bottom Line:
String Ensembles’ large orchestra approach is much better suited to movie scores, trailers and the odd symphonic metal project. Though you can reduce the size of the orchestral players, which is amazing, there is less focus on individual players and more on the gravity and weight of the combined orchestra