- CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO FULL VERSION
- CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO FULL
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- CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO SOFTWARE
But it's about finding something that fits into the music you already do, or hear, and look for ways to incorporate it.I don't have experience with Cinematic Strings but I can tell you that if you're looking for an all round string library then the Agitato series isn't really designed for that.
Other libraries lend themselves more to cut through in big epic productions, with lots of layers, and also more classical uses, which is great. The trio pack I got is an incredible instrument in its own right, yet even together cheaper than any one guitar I use.
CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO SOFTWARE
You may find it expensive for software it's actually quite reasonable. It has a bit softer attack, but I like that as I'd like to feature the attack from the live instruments in my mixes, but have the incredible lushness from the samples come in after that. What I like about especially Symphobia 1 and 2, is that they are quite "live" sounding due to the way the samples are recorded, so if you are looking for a good easy to use strings library that blends well with live instruments, I'd suggest Symphobia 1. I got the ProjectSam Symphobias last christmas, and was astonished how light they are on cpu, compared to say Cinematic Strings that I also have. So I record guitars, vocals, light percussion and bass live, and use mostly software for drums, keys and orchestral elements.
CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO FULL
I do mostly guitar based tv/film tracks, and full songs in several mainstream genres (pop, rock, singer/songwriter). Not sure if there is any all purpose strings libraries. Strings libraries comes in many different flavours, and lend to use for different types of music.
It's hard to suggest anything untill we know more about what music you are looking to do. Most of these string libraries don't offer demo software-downloads, so you'll have to use something like YouTube if they don't have video demos on their sites. Where one library may have a great sounding legato, but lack good staccatos, another library may be the opposite, and you'd mix or layer the two. For someone using string sections a lot in their compositions, more than one library is often needed. NOTES: the goal should be the best sounding library you can afford.
CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO PRO
Garritan Personal Orchestra - cheaper, dated, not pro quality. And these samples are a lot smaller memory wise than any of the above. These are pretty old samples the strings don't sound as lush as the above libraries (IMHO). Vienna Instruments Special Edition 1 is their basic orchestra kit, priced about the same as just the string libraries above. LASS - (LA Scoring Strings) - most intense library with many options and articulations, hardest learning curve, very expensive, best sounds, most pro. The 8 Dio string libraries sound great, and are very reasonable price-wise, and are moderate on memory requirements, and they sound great.Ĭinestrings by Cinesamples - moderate cost, sound great.Ĭinematic Studio Strings - quick and easy out of the box, sound great. These can be a bit more expensive if you go for the separate string sections like Sable.Ĭinematic Strings 2 sound great straight out of the box, but they take up a lot of memory. I like Spitfire Albion because of their being recorded in AIR studios in London (so you can't put a lot of reverb on them, there's enough atmosphere already recorded with the samples). Platinum is 24 bit samples Gold is 16 bit samples. Uses their own PLAY engine (which can be buggy on PC I can't speak for MAC).
CINEMATIC STRINGS 2 VS 8DIO ADAGIETTO FULL VERSION
Most all of them (except for East West and Vienna Instruments) use the full version of the Kontakt 5 player.Įast West Quantum Leap - inexpensive, sound good.
Except for string libraries like LASS, you'll find they're all pretty close price range-wise.
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