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Ardith Hoefel
Since Dorico 4 introduced more convenient tools for working with playback, I decided to try again working with Cinematic Studio Strings (combined with noteperformer). I created a new expression map that uses mostly custom playing techniques to control CSS. My philosophy is to separate notation and playback control to their own layers, since getting the best result from CSS will always include some manual work (and manual selection of patches). Cinematic studio strings is controlled with custom playing techniques that can be hidden in the score - that way it is (in theory) possible to reach a kind of daw-like control while the notation will stay clean for the players.
with the current strings version, the latency is not as bad as it used to be. And now we have another option in the NotePerformer playback engine which corrects automatically for latency (although the timing is not always perfect and a few adjustments will be required whatever you do) and gives improved phrasing and general musicality.
In the spring of 2010, I reviewed a new sample library called Cinematic Strings that positively bristled with appealing features: a sweet concert-hall acoustic, three mic positions, real legato intervals, lush sustains, powerful staccatos and a full complement of sections, including separate first and second violins. (You can read the review at /sos/may10/articles/cinematicstrings.htm.) I wasn't expecting any developments beyond the odd bug-fix or patch update, so was pleasantly surprised to learn that that its makers (aka Antipodean maestro Alex Wallbank and UK composer/arranger David Hearn) have released a completely redesigned version of the library, called (unsurprisingly) Cinematic Strings 2.0.
As always, these sounds are 100% Royalty-Free (no clearance needed!!) and are delivered in 24 Bit WAV format, with the tempos ranging from 60-90BPM. These loops will sound incredible in your Trap and Hip Hop productions, as well as helping you score your own cinematic masterpiece!!
Even in the fast-paced world of music software development, where variety reigns supreme and innovation is king, we can pick out trends that say something about the perceived gaps in the market. In 2010, sample library developers from around the world seemed to converge on the idea that what digital musicians needed most was a better solution for sampled strings.
For the former, I feel that CS2 makes for a very strong contender for core string library, but I hesitate to recommend it unequivocally for two reasons: firstly, if the person is interested in learning to write for strings in a sophisticated fashion, then the lack of divisi and more articulations might make things difficult.
In addition, I have written a short cue that showcases a few more of the articulations and presents the library in a style that gives it an opportunity to show off its more mellow side, since the existing demos cover the broad, epic cinematic style very well. You are encouraged to download all the audio examples (offered in MP3 @320kb/s and lossless 24-bit WAV) for private scrutiny.
The Cinematic Strings soundbank is designed to replicate the sound of a complete string orchestra using only the Vital synthesizer. Whether you're a producer or composer, this soundbank is a powerful tool for adding a touch of cinematic magic to your music.
Cinematic Studio Strings is a Kontakt 5 Player library, so a full version of Kontakt 5 is not required. It is brought to us by the same developers that gave us Cinematic Strings 2, a very popular and fine library. But this one sounds quite different. It was recorded on a scoring stage in Sydney, and even without reverb, the sound is lovely. It is not as big sounding but is more detailed than some of its competition, including Cinematic Strings 2, but more lush than many others. In other words, for many uses, it may be the sweet spot between chamber and symphonic strings.
There is a update for Cinematic studio strings and derefore I should reinstall this in Native access. But how do I do that please ? I can reinstall all own Native stuff, by clicking on "Full version" its automaticly showing the Reinstall option, but not with my third party installations.When clicking on "Full version "there, the option "reinstall doesn't come up?
VST instruments offer a variety of options for your recording needs. You may not own a string instrument, or you may want to broaden your sound palette with different strings samples as well as experimenting with other instruments.
Most orchestral strings VSTs are of excellent quality and each library I find tends to get approved by a lot of my clients. Many of them prefer high-quality sounding pieces over music that may be well-written but used with poor samples.
Some libraries are similar in sound yet have their own individual perks. With research, every composer is capable of choosing an appropriate strings library that will enhance their compositions depending on their creative requirements. I have met colleagues who prefer certain libraries over others and vice versa.
Orchestral Tools Berlin Strings is a string library held in high regard by its users. This library is one of the industry standards when it comes to orchestral strings and is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
There are numerous legato expressions in Berlin Strings that are triggered by the keyboard velocity. Legato patches create soft attacks at low velocity and accented sustains at high velocity; portamento slides are activated at high velocities. It is worth noting that legato is a very important articulation in string playing. It causes strings to sound lush and full in an orchestral piece.
Berlin Strings by Orchestral Tools is a high-quality, industry-standard strings library backed by many composers and musicians including the likes of David Newman, Junkie XL, Harry Gregson-Williams, Jeff Russo and Richard Harvey.
Orchestral Tools have just released a new strings library: Berlin Symphonic Strings. The library focuses on large string sections capturing cinematic, rich string compositions that maintain the renowned characteristics of the Berlin series.
The strings were recorded at the Teldex Scoring Stage in Berlin and are sampled in situ, with players in the traditional strings seating arrangement with violins on the left, violas in the center and celli and basses on the right. This seating arrangement helps create a natural, homogenous blend.
Hollywood Strings is co-produced by Thomas Bergerson, known for his cinematic music from Two Steps from Hell, and engineered by Sean Murphy, known for his recording and mixing of the Star Wars franchise among many other large scale projects.
Overall, EastWest Hollywood Strings is an enormous library full of everything you could possibly need in a traditional orchestral strings setup. The powerful scripts that implement many techniques and finger positions are what makes Hollywood Strings an industry-standard choice for composers.
It contains ensemble, divisi, as well as solo string sections. The strings were recorded inside a church instead of a typical closed studio setup like most other string libraries. In spite of the recording location, these samples are not heavy in reverb and sound quite natural.
8Dio has really outdone themselves by re-working and consolidating the best samples from their Adagio and Agitato packs into one combined library with a more notably clean and intuitive interface. Those who owned Adagio and Agitato will rejoice in knowing that Anthology strings has placed all articulations in the browser on the main window instead of creating hundreds of separate instruments.
Typically, low strings can sound quite muddy, but 8Dio has created a sound that can be large and weighted, or very nuanced. For fans of the 8Dio sound, this will be a natural purchase or upgrade from their previous string collections.
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