Orchestral Tools Berlin Strings EXP D First Chairs 2.0 KONTAKT-AWZ

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Orchestral Tools Berlin Strings EXP D First Chairs 2.0 KONTAKT-AWZ
AWZ | 17 February 2019 | 37 GB
Get the principal players of Berlin Strings and enter the world of a first rate string quintet for finest, most intimate compositions. With Berlin Strings First Chairs 2.0, we offer a completely overhauled update of the previous instruments (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello). We made sample fixes and improved the legato performance for better playability.

On top of this we are proud to announce that we backed up our ensemble with a brand new, wonderful solo Bass. We were able to win one the best solo Bass players from Berlin who created an amazing, characterful tone for our collection - the missing piece of the puzzle.

Use the ensemble to add life and definition - just layer them them on top of large string arrangements.
It forms an integrated whole when using it with the Berlin Strings or Metropolis Ark Collections.
But also on their own the first rate players work together perfectly as a chamber string section - listen to Sascha Knorr’s „Flying Across the Gallery“ to get an impression of the possibilities.

The First Chairs were recorded at their orchestral seating positions at the perfectly balanced Teldex Scoring Stage.

Instruments (Solo): Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Bass

Based on CAPSULE for Kontakt.

First Chairs works as a stand alone collection and does not need Berlin Strings main, like all other Berlin Series collections.

- String Quintet
- For blending or for intimate string arrangements
- Legato
- Recorded at their natural orchestral seating positions
- Violin I
- Violin II
- Viola
- Cello
- Bass (new!)
- 75GB of samples (37,2 GB compressed)
- 24Bit / 48KHz Patches

You need the Kontakt 5.5.1 full version sampler to run this library

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