It sounds awfully good doesn't it Jay? I'm frankly a little surprised given its memory footprint.I hate to say it, but for what I am getting hired to write, this might be all I would ever need.
This sounds pretty good and looks easy to play . You have to love the walkthrough at 3:15 when the player just throws his arm on the keyboard , or whatever lol. I'd like to see more walkthroughs of the entire library and different sections . Also , it says minimum requirement is Kontakt 5.6.8 ( and I am not updating my full version to that one just yet) . Does anyone know if it is possible to download the newest Kontakt Free Player and use that separately from the Kontakt full version?
It sounds awfully good doesn't it Jay? I'm frankly a little surprised given its memory footprint.
I could see this as a great time saver but still yielding great results for mock ups and even finished product. I honestly only ever used a single computer and lately I've been able to write pretty expansive pieces with my modest little MacBook Air i7 with a bunch of Samsung T3 SSDs. I love the idea that you can have a full orchestra but don't need a ton of RAM or HD space. And it really sounds quite good.Here is the thing, and I don't know how many people here this is true for.
Philosophically, I have always been in the camp of having a rig that I could write anything I needed to from the most basic to the most complex. This involved two computers, multiple libraries to mix and match, tons of drives.
Lately, and it may be because I am older, I am realizing there is a big disconnect between this philosophy and what I am actually getting hired to write and am likely going to be hired to write. So for me, personally, I may now need to give myselfdifferent advice than I would give a younger client who has legitimate aspirations and hopes of writing the kind of stuff that my rig can in fact achieve.
So my advice to myself is "scale down", which is why I just sold my slave PC. This library, along with a few specialty libraries, realistically probably gets me there. So I am intrigued.
Hey mac, thank you for your question! To keep the footprint small we included a single mixed mic-position that is quite dry, and an internal convolution reverb with some specifically selected IRs to set a nice out-of-the-box sound.Sounds fun, is there just the single mic option? How are things panned out of the box? Also, amazingly small footprint, 6.5gb! I'm assuming tat's because it doesn't come with 18349 mic options?
helpful to knowAll instruments were recorded in their traditional seating position, so there is no additional panning required to achieve a realistic stereo image