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New Chamber Ensemble of Orchestral Strings – Sunset Strings
Realitone introduces Sunset Strings – a new chamber ensemble of orchestral strings for Native Instruments Kontakt. And it’s different from traditional string libraries.
Realitone’s Sunset Strings is designed for keyboard playing rather than programming, so it was recorded as an ensemble with all the players seated in position – although for control, its 3 basses were recorded separately from the 5 violins, 3 violas, and 3 cellos.
You select from a list of different attacks, sustains, effects, looped performances (such as ricochets), and releases, then blend between two separate layers using the Modwheel or other MIDI controller. Sunset strings
Regular price $300, introductory price $199.95.
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In This Issue4 weeks agoCre8audio Eurorack Case Integrated into a Keyboard Controller – NiftyKEYZ
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In This Issue4 weeks ago
Introducing Polaris, Orchestra Imitating Classic Synth Sounds From BT
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Events4 weeks ago
Michael Whalen Streaming Concert on April 22, 8:30pm ET
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