Incredible demo, very musical! what other libraries did you use in this, if you don't mind me asking?My first test with CSB:
https://www.simonravn.com/media/CSB-test-SR.mp3
I think it can definitely by big and loud, no doubt! And it sounds so organic and full of air and space. I love it.
For the love of god, can someone post some fast legato line demo, please?
Here's the midi:
I like the tone. Only listening on my phone but that solo tpt legato sounds lovely.@trumpoz and @Rodney Money what do you guys think of the library?
Okay, you've brow-beaten me into it, hehe. This isn't a precise copy of the notes from your midi, but I took the same basic lines and tempo, and used CSB trumpets, then horns, then trumpets.
No effects applied, just the mix mics from CSB. I do have a little passive EQ on my master buss which I left inline to give it some top, and then Pro-L2 to bring up the level. For these lines I played the same part on both Trumpet Solo and Trumpet a2 patches, and then on the Horn Solo and Horn a4 patches. In order to get something that I felt most closely approximated the sound of the brass lines from the original soundtrack, I varied articulations between the solo and group patches, using some Sustain Legato, some Marcato Legato, and some Marcato Legato w/Accents. I played everything at higher velocities in order to get the Fast Legato transitions, of course.
Do trumpets or horns ever play that fast?
Can it do this?
Or this?
@Rodney Money I cannot remember if you have Berlin Brass (which would fit your posted examples of low dynamics with a soft timbre) but let me vouch for CSB, it is insanely good and I promise you'll love it. I seem to remember you have CSS, so it'll be right at home. Go for it when you can!
Okay, you've brow-beaten me into it, hehe. This isn't a precise copy of the notes from your midi, but I took the same basic lines and tempo, and used CSB trumpets, then horns, then trumpets.
No effects applied, just the mix mics from CSB. I do have a little passive EQ on my master buss which I left inline to give it some top, and then Pro-L2 to bring up the level. For these lines I played the same part on both Trumpet Solo and Trumpet a2 patches, and then on the Horn Solo and Horn a4 patches. In order to get something that I felt most closely approximated the sound of the brass lines from the original soundtrack, I varied articulations between the solo and group patches, using some Sustain Legato, some Marcato Legato, and some Marcato Legato w/Accents. I played everything at higher velocities in order to get the Fast Legato transitions, of course.
Incredible demo, very musical! what other libraries did you use in this, if you don't mind me asking?
These put a real smile on my face and I’m only listening on my crappy phone speaker. Nice one.with apologies if I have been beaten to it already - a couple of "standards" for ref
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@WindcryMusic I used your post in the Brass wars thread, if there's any problem with it let me know and I'll delete it.
If you really mean the second example is the Ark 1 9 horns, I have to ask:
How in the heck did you make it sound so terrible?