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\uffe5Cinematic Strings 2.1 | KONTAKT | 21.7 GB <\/b><\/p>\n\uffe5Cinematic Strings 2.1 | KONTAKT | 21.7 GB <\/b><\/p>\n
Cinematic Strings 2 is a completely redesigned and updated version of the original orchestral strings sample library. Whilst retaining the warm luscious tones produced in the world class Verbrugghen Hall of the Sydney Conservatorium, the new version features a sleek new interface and even smoother legato. Because Cinematic Strings was created to meet the needs of working composers in today\u2019s film, television and video game industries, our focus has been to maximise both efficiency and authenticity.<\/p>\n
With this in mind it provides a realistic mockup tool, and an inspiring instrument which will save you from all the hassle and wasted time spent tweaking parameters, modifying CC data, or applying drastic EQ and reverb effects to emulate the sound you\u2019re after.<\/p>\n
Brand New Interface<\/b><\/p>\n
Thanks to our cutting edge GUI, Cinematic Strings is incredibly easy to use. Loading and unloading articulations, assigning keyswitches, adjusting the microphone balance using the new mixer, and controlling a built-in reverb are all just a click or two away. With all these features accessible from the main GUI page, you\u2019ll have Cinematic Strings working alongside you on your latest project within minutes.<\/p>\n
New Legato Engine<\/b><\/p>\n
Real legato transitions were sampled for Cinematic Strings. Our new legato engine is designed to be more authentic and efficient, allowing the transitions to be integrated seamlessly into your melodies. This is made possible by our advanced scripting system that adjusts the dynamics and timbre automatically while you play. The new engine compensates for your playing speed automatically, so that when you play fast, shorter more natural legato transitions are triggered. This leaves you to focus on what you write, not how you write it.<\/p>\n
New \u201cMix\u201d Microphone Position<\/b><\/p>\n
Cinematic Strings utilises three microphone positions \u2013 close, stage, and room. Mixing these three together will allow you to take advantage of the deep concert hall warmth captured in the recordings. Additionally, you can achieve a full sound while saving on computer resources by using the new \u201cmix\u201d microphone position. This sounds so good that we\u2019re willing to bet you\u2019ll be using this 99% of the time.<\/p>\n
Other features and enhancements<\/b><\/p>\n
NEW! \u2013 Full Ensemble patches; ideal for quick sketching or filling out a track
Controllable vibrato using a MIDI CC (user selectable)
4 dynamic layers for all articulations
All common articulations sampled: Sustains (with and without vibrato), Tremolo, Trills (half and whole tone), Staccato, Pizzicato (with Bartok Snap)
Specialised \u2018Runs\u2019 mode for creating realistic fast string runs
4 x Round Robin samples for all short notes \u2013 essential for realistic repeated notes
Repacked using Native Instruments lossless compression algorithm to reduce per-sample footprint
New staccatissimo samples \u2013 for when you need that extra bit of nimbleness!
User-adjustable short note lengths
Built-in algorithmic reverb, adjustable from main GUI page
Intelligent controllable vibrato. The system doesn\u2019t enable vibrato samples unless you move the controller \u2013 this saves resources if you\u2019re not using this feature
Selectable high and low playing positions \u2013 controlled via GUI control or velocity sensitive keyswitch<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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