Orchestral library

Hello,The original Kontakt Factory Libraries from Kontakt 5 are not showing up in Kontakt 7. I don't know if they are suppose to or not, but I cannot find the Violin Solo preset from the Kontakt 5 Library in the Kontakt Factory Library 2. Do I have to use Kontakt 5 in order to get the Violin Solo preset? I would have thought Kontakt 7 would be able to use the Kontakt 5 library presets. 0 Best Answers Quote Reddit ! : The only reason to keep Factory Library 1 installed is if you have projects that use patches in that library.Otherwise, it's 100% Redundant.Everything is the same in Factory Library 2, with the exception of the Legacy VSL Orchestral instruments being replaced with Orchestral Tools Berlin Orchestral instruments. (The Solo Violin being part of the the Legacy VSL Orchestral instruments ) 0 mykejb Moderator Posts: 2,231 mod You can find it in the Kontakt Factory Library, but you need to open it from the rack view in Kontakt, not the shiny new browser .. 0 Answers Quote Reddit ! : The only reason to keep Factory Library 1 installed is if you have projects that use patches in that library.Otherwise, it's 100% Redundant.Everything is the same in Factory Library 2, with the exception of the Legacy VSL Orchestral instruments being replaced with Orchestral Tools Berlin Orchestral instruments. (The Solo Violin being part of the the Legacy VSL Orchestral instruments ) 0 mykejb Moderator Posts: 2,231 mod You can find it in the Kontakt Factory Library, but you need to open it from the rack view in Kontakt, not the shiny new browser .. 0 Thank so much for the assist! 1 Thanks so much for the help! 1 This discussion has been closed. Back To Top Categories All Categories19 Welcome1.5K Hangout65 NI News818 Tech Talks653 Social Club4.2K Native Access17K Komplete2.1K Komplete General4.4K Komplete Kontrol5.9K Kontakt1.6K Reaktor390 Battery 4870 Guitar Rig & FX440 Massive X & Synths1.3K Other Software & Hardware5.9K Maschine7.6K Traktor7.6K Traktor Software & Hardware Check out everything you can do Create an account See member benefits Answer questions Ask the community See product news Connect with creators

Plugin (32 & 64bit). The SSO samples are stereo, 16 bit, 44kHz. Melodic instruments and chromatic percussion are sampled in minor 3rds. Staccato/pizzicato patches have 2x round-robin. All samples have varying amounts of stage ambience, depending on their front-to-back placement, but in addition to that a good hall reverb is a must. This library comes with its own sample player, no other software is required and includes all of the orchestral instruments section nicely separated as individual sections for maximum control.ProjectSAM The Free OrchestraThis one comes to conversation a lot, and no wonder, since it is such an amazing free library for Kontakt. The sounds are derived from various instruments of the Symphobia range of products and this collection works with the free version of Kontakt Player. You get a lot of great sounds, from orchestral string staccatos and brass clusters to symphonic percussion and dystopian sound design, and it all comes nicely packed at 1GB. ProjectSAM has updated this library since last time we’ve seen it, so now it also features some instruments from Symphobia 4 Pandora and Symphobia 3 Lumina. Layers by Orchestral ToolsThis is a free library derived of various products in Orchestral Tools’ vast collection and it’s not short from amazing. Orchestral Tools is a well-respected developer of orchestral sampled instruments, mostly famous for their Berlin series for Kontakt. But this time they decided to create their own free sample player called SINE Player and it comes with the Layers collection. You get strings, brass and

Get to grips with and it is packed with great sounds and killer features. Best of all is it comes with a highly affordable price tag! View Price At Gideon Waxman Best Individual SamplesEastWest Hollywood Orchestral Percussion Filled with exceptionally recorded orchestral percussion sounds, EastWest Hollywood Orchestra Opus Diam is a must-have VST plugin for classical composers and producers. Sample Quality Detail Onboard Effects Layout Value View Price At Gideon Waxman EastWest Hollywood Orchestral Percussion ReviewEastWest Hollywood is a must-have drum VST if you are a serious composer. The Hollywood Orchestral Percussion VST contains a library of ultra-realistic percussion sounds that will seamlessly fit into any composition.Included is a massive orchestral library of instrument sounds that will help breathe life into your arrangements. The instruments were meticulously recorded at EastWest Studio 1 in the heart of Hollywood.You will receive an extensive range of percussion sounds including timpani, bass drums, snare drums, orchestral chimes, Mahler Hammer, church bells, cymbals and much more.EastWest sample libraries are the No.1 choice of professional composers and producers that demand the very best quality sounds at their disposal.I find this plugin particularly easy to use. It’s really intuitive, and I was able to boot it up quite quickly at first. This drum software is powered by EastWest’s Play 4 engine that comes loaded with powerful effects and SSL processing. View Price At Gideon Waxman Best Entry-Level WaveMachine Labs Drumagog 5 Platinum With an extensive library of high-quality drum samples, this is an excellent VST plugin by

To quote you guys.I really need it "There never was a master that wasn't a student... sorohanro Member since: Jul. 9, 2006 Offline. Response to Orchestral VSTs 2012-09-11 18:49:33 At 9/11/12 04:21 PM, sorohanro wrote:Here some more budget friendly or free options:Thanks, sorohanro, but I've got all these from you already in the past!Isn't that weird? Not reallyBut seriously, you've been my top provider of free digital instruments. "There never was a master that wasn't a student... sorohanro Member since: Jul. 9, 2006 Offline. Response to Orchestral VSTs 2012-09-12 05:10:02 At 9/11/12 06:49 PM, AnimatixReels wrote:But seriously, you've been my top provider of free digital instruments.LOL :))screen capture for history...Then, here some budget friendly ones:Cakewalk Dimension LE with Garritan Pocket Orchestra Download - at 39 EUR it's a steal, and probably the most CPU and RAM friendly orchestral VSTi.Miroslav Philharmonik - a bit old, no round robins, not many articulations... good for beginning level or doubling another library. Recorded with stage microphones only, you can use it as stage mic and another library as close mic, and mix between those two. Response to Orchestral VSTs 2012-09-13 02:25:21 What's EWQL? Does anyone have a link for that? sorohanro Member since: Jul. 9, 2006 Offline. Response to Orchestral VSTs 2012-09-13 05:43:07 At 9/13/12 02:25 AM, ArcadiaDiv wrote:What's EWQL? Does anyone have a link for that?East-West-Quantum-Leap.THIS WEBSITE pops out on the first Google search on EWQL. Response to Orchestral VSTs 2012-09-13 14:37:11 At 9/13/12 02:25 AM, ArcadiaDiv wrote:What's EWQL?(jaw drop) Y U NO...Anyway,

Continuing the series on my favourite orchestral sample libraries, this week we turn to one of the forgotten areas of the orchestral world, the harp. If you’ve followed the series you’ve probably seen the regular disclaimer I’ve made about what i look for from a sample library but just in case you’re newly tuning in:I look for usability, great sounding recordings, flexibility of sound and how easily my computer will cope with the strains of running the sound library in question.I also focus on the sound of the acoustic in which the samples are recorded, as they give the sound its character.For some context if you are new to this series take a moment to look at Episode One.Because harp libraries focus on that instrument alone, it can often be forgotten when allocating budget for samples and consequently can be overlooked completely - with users relying on inbuilt factory sounds of their DAW, which sells the instrument short.I have tried a number of harp libraries and just to reiterate what I’ve stated in the previous article, the following is NOT an exhaustive list of available options - it’s just what I choose to use, and an explanation of why.Spitfire HarpCineharpsKontakt library Orchestral Harp (from legacy Vienna Symphonic Orchestral sounds (VSL)Bonus mention for Arpeggio (Sonokinetic!!)To give you an idea of the differences between these libraries, here’s a recording of a few bars we’ve composed to show the differences in the sound of each library. Spitfire Harp As with all of the original spitfire products pre 2020 (this product originated in 2015) this is a Kontakt library - which works in either the free Kontakt Player or the full Kontakt instrument.The featured harpist is Skyla Kanga. Skyla is a legendary harpist, who has played for many movies and with whom I’ve had the pleasure of working on a number of occasions.I do like the subtlety of the different articulations. The flageolet (harmonic), which is made by placing the ball of the hand on a string whilst plucking to produce an overtone is beautiful and haunting. The glissandos (glisses) are often the primary