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SPAT: Your New Best Buddy For Mixing

SPAT: Your New Best Buddy For Mixing

One of the most difficult problems in mixing orchestral mock-ups, knowing how to spatially place instruments quickly and easily, has now been simplified with Ircam SPAT, a 32Bit downloadable audio plug-in that works with any library.

Miroslav Vitous String Ensembles 2.0

Miroslav Vitous String Ensembles 2.0

The Miroslav Vitous String Ensembles 2.0.1 library is the most velocity sensitive general string library on the market. Consequently, SE2 is not just a player’s library, it’s a library designed to be performed, live or in the studio.

Albion

Albion

Albion is the newest orchestral brainchild from Spitfire Audio, headquartered in Great Britain. It follows the path of Symphobia 1, Hollywoodwinds, and Symphobia 2 by being a problem/solution orchestral module that does not compete directly with full fledged orchestral libraries from EastWest, SONiVOX, or the Vienna Symphonic Library.

Hollywood Strings Gold Part 1: A Professional Orchestration Pre-Review

Hollywood Strings Gold Part 1: A Professional Orchestration Pre-Review

In this first review, we look at the risk/reward behind Hollywood Strings and The Language of The Bow.

EW Quantum Leap <em>Spaces</em>: A Professional Orchestration<sup>TM</sup> Review

EW Quantum Leap Spaces: A Professional OrchestrationTM Review

The best way to describe East West’s new Quantum Leap Spaces convolution reverb is with the equation J2W2.

Daniel James: Mixing L.A. Scoring Strings and Symphobia

Daniel James is a film, television and video game composer based in the United Kingdom. He began writing music in 2001 as a lead singer for a rock band and later went on to study music performance at West Kent College Tonbridge UK. In 2009 Daniel finished writing music for his first film project entitled [...]

L.A. Scoring Strings: An Orchestration Review

L.A. Scoring Strings: An Orchestration Review

Can L.A. Scoring Strings do the most common string combinations Hollywood composers and orchestrators love to use?

Andrew Keresztes on LASS Specs and The Future

Less than a year ago, Andrew Keresztes was a composer known within a small circle in Hollywood and as a pretty cool guy to know on the forums. Then he released L.A. Scoring Strings (LASS), and the composer turned entrepreneur found himself with a hot product and the beginnings of a new sample development company. [...]

L.A. Scoring Strings – Part 1: The NEW Workhorse String Library

L.A. Scoring Strings – Part 1: The NEW Workhorse String Library

L.A. Scoring Strings is one of the most anticipated sample libraries in the past few years. See why Peter Alexander thinks it’s the new workhorse string library.

Exclusive! L.A. Scoring Strings Pre-release PDF Manual

Exclusive! L.A. Scoring Strings Pre-release PDF Manual

Posting on the VI-Control.net forum, composer/developer, Andrew Keresztes, unveiled more details on LASS, which is rapidly becoming the most awaited library of 2009.