Tag archive for ‘Sample Library’
DAW School Season 2: The First Webisode
DAW School Season 2: The First Webisode – The 64-bit Revolution. Peter Alexander returns for the second season of DAW School focusing on the 64bit Revolution in music production and how to buy the right music production computer. This webisode covers 4 Reality Checks, what’s so hot about 64-bit technology, system integration goals, starting comparisons [...]
Miroslav Vitous String Ensembles
Miroslav Vitous’ new String Ensembles aren’t quite a composer’s dream, but they could be.
Hollywood Strings – A First Consideration
HS’s studio sound provides composers another choice as to which string ensemble recorded in which space do we want for the piece we’re working on.
Trend Lines: The Changing Face of Sample Library Sales
You can still buy sample libraries at local retail stores, but change is here.
With PLAY 1.2, Spring Comes Early for EastWest
EastWest’s PLAY 1.20 struts its stuff with its new Advanced Streaming Engine.
L. A. Scoring Strings
Despite a deeply troubled economy, Andrew Keresztes and his Los Angeles Scoring Strings demonstrates that entrepreneurship is still alive.
The Miroslav Philharmonik Revisited
Once $3500 on four CDs, The Miroslav Philharmonik is the original library reprogrammed by IK Multimedia now at a very compelling price.
Symphobia: The Essential Toolkit for Composers
Maarten Spruijt, Vincent Beijer and Marco Deegenaars, the troika that founded the sample library company Project SAM, located in the Netherlands, are three stubborn young men. Or are they just decisive with a clear mission statement that they’re sticking with to direct their product development?
QLSO PLAY – First Look
In early July, Sonic Control’s Peter Alexander was given the opportunity to have a sneak preview of EastWest’s Quantum Leap Symphonic Orchestra Platinum in the new PLAY software instrument. Here are his first impressions.
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