Exploring NUCLEUS LITE EDITION | Audio Imperia | Where "LITE" Means So Much More
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
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@AudioImperia is a leading orchestral sample library developer, producing some of the most detailed libraries available, but what if you only want to get a preview before diving into one of their larger libraries; simple, you go "LITE".
NUCLEUS LITE Edition presents the core orchestral groups into beautiful and playable ensembles that will allow you to experience the heart that is present in their larger offerings. Here are some highlights:
⚫Full Ensembles for Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, and Choir.
⚫Two highly versatile microphone mixes Classic & Modern.
⚫Essential Tonal & Atonal Percussion.
⚫Essential Sound Design.
⚫Very small footprint and low resource consumption.
⚫Made for the free Kontakt Player, Version 6.4 or higher.
⚫Easy upgrade path to Nucleus (Full Version).
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- CHAPTERS -
00:00:00 OPENING
00:00:15 NUCLEUS LITE EDITION BASICS
00:01:25 INSTRUMENT FOLDERS
00:01:42 STRINGS
00:02:03 Playing Sustained Strings
00:03:14 Expression and Dynamics
00:03:37 Recording Spaces and Mixes
00:04:00 STRINGS SUSTAINS - CLASSIC MIX
00:05:29 Handling Transitions
00:06:16 Strings Spiccato - Keyswitching
00:06:59 Playing Strings Spiccato
00:07:37 Looking At SAMPLE START
00:10:04 WOODWINDS: SUSTAINED
00:12:13 WOODWINDS: STACCATISSIMO
00:13:16 Reverb Control
00:13:33 Listening Without Reverb
00:14:21 BRASS
00:15:32 I Love Open Chords
00:16:05 BRASS: STACCATISIMO
00:16:39 TIMPANI HITS
00:17:13 TONAL PERCUSSION: GLOCKENSPIEL
00:17:27 Some Advanced Controls
00:18:22 ATONAL PERCUSSION
00:19:09 PERFORMANCE PATCHES
00:19:31 PERFORMANCE PATCH: STRINGS
00:20:51 Playing With Keyboard Dynamic Range
00:22:43 Performance Reverb Settings
00:23:45 Nice To Have A Taste
00:24:01 PERFORMANCE PATCH: WOODWINDS
00:25:19 LITE EDITION a Great Introduction To Audio Imperia
00:25:40 PERFORMANCE PATCH: BRASS
00:28:52 SOUND DESIGN: PADS
00:30:21 SOUND DESIGN EFFECTS
00:34:18 CHOIRS
00:34:29 Redefining "LITE"
00:34:50 Playing The Choirs Sustains
00:36:04 Choir - Classic Mix
00:36:39 CHOIR: STACCATISIMO
00:37:43 BACK TO STRINGS - Hudba
This sounds great. Most people would not be able to tell that is not a real orchestra playing. I can't.
The indexing of subjects on the time line is a very cool feature.
im 4 minutes into the video right now as I type this and I just purchased it. looking at my confirmation email right now. You just started playing with the strings 90 seconds ago and I was like "thats it im getting it".
I got it
Oh boy, i swear your reviews are like a glass of wine at the end of long day
Thank you so very much, it is such a pleasure to be able to share with you. I really appreciate the kind support. All the best.
That was well said.
Great video! Thanks for covering this sample library!
My pleasure. Nucleus is really a lot of bang for the price. It gets you into a very nice sounding orchestral collection. Thanks so much for watching.
Cool that you played Finlandia at the end! Great video
Mike. I think it is one of my favorite melodies. Thank you for your kind support. Joyfully! 🎹
Wonderful review, Simeon....such rich, GORGEOUS samples for a Lite edition!!
Thank you so much. Yes, you definitely get a lot of wonderful material to start with here, and your purchase price goes towards any future upgrade path to one of the larger libraries. Be sure to subscribe to their mailing list to make sure you are notified about future specials.
great tutorial Simeon, thanks for it!. I have the Lite version myself and also encountered the latency which I had to adapt too. By this video I discovered some other options that I will further explore but again, thanks a lot which refers to all your other videos, it is always a great joy to hear you playing.
My pleasure Ruud, I am so glad you enjoyed watching. It is very interesting to experience how different developers approach the “pre-delay” latency, and it is always nice when they give you the ability to dial things in. All the best.
The Sample Start feature was introduced in the 90s with Peter Siedlaczek's Advanced Orchestra for use with legato string passages.
That is so interesting, thanks for sharing. There have been so many innovations that have provided a wonder foundation for today’s developers to build on and take us into the future.
Love the oompa loompa part. I too was thinking about it just before you started playing it. :)
Finding and watching this video, I decided to buy it. Thx for grate review!
My pleasure, I hope you enjoy making music with this library. Thanks for watching. All the best.
Encore une belle découverte merci
Merci
Mon plaisir, merci beaucoup d’avoir regardé. Je vous en ai pour autant de succès.
(My pleasure, thank you so much for watching. All the best.)
I am on Eastwest cloud now. Some nice things there but I don't like all of it. I will probably try Nucleus Lite next. Nice advice about shortening of the spiccato strings. May come in handy. It disrupt my workflow to move bars back to compensate.
The Best tutorial!!!!
Thank you so much. Nucleus is a great beginning 👍🏻
Thanks, I might pick this up on 50% off (ends today!) I have Jaeger from Audio Imperia and that lacks woodwinds, so this could be a cheap way to complement those (though I already have so many expensive orchestral libraries I strictly speaking shouldn't even consider it...)
Hi Simon I'm back for more. Love your video's so relaxing to watch. I've been using Miroslav for years and I think this will make a nice addition. I did purchase the german harpsichord after watching the other video but I prefer the Blanchet 1720 . This kinda sounds like Project Sam oe but with more control. Can you load more than one instances for even a bigger sound? Thanks, Dave
It is my pleasure, and thanks so much for the kind support. Audio Imperia's sound is very lush and I love the way that hey have scripted things as it makes the library very playable and expressive.
All the best.
Nice
Thanks so much.
Thx. :D
My pleasure. Thanks so much for watching.
LIFE-CHANGING! What are other traveler-friendly keyboards you can recommend if I can't find what you are using to work with this library? I am an acoustic pianist and this is the first time someone has just converted me into a keyboard lover.
Anix, you would be amazed at the variety of keyboard controllers that are available. The SL88 Grand featured in this video would not necessarily be travel-friendly as it weighs quite a bit due to the action. If you are looking for some portable options Arturia and IK Multimedia have several available.
The smaller keyboards of course will not have that hammer-like action but are definitely more portable.
My experience with the SL88: Grand have been wonderful as it has the best feel and options for a controller in its price range.
Thanks for watching and please let me know if you ever have any additional questions. Joyfully!
Hi Simeon, great video as always! You’re very relaxing and informative! I did buy the library I notice one thing that you have sample start in the middle at 126 ms. It seems as though you’re not facing much latency issues with it set right there. Is it the fact of having a super computer therefore having the buffer all of the way down? Is there something I’m missing as far as setting within kontakt? I notice I can compensate later by adjusting - 126 ms within the daw but doesn’t seem to work live only during playback. Either way thanks bud you’re the review king in my opinion thank you!!!
Jonathan, track delay latency would definitely come into play when live, I just never think about it too much.
Being able to shift the sample start and subsequently your instrument track will add an extra touch of realism to your tracks as it then picks up the nuance of everything that happens before the initial notes.
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind encouragement. Joyfully!
Hi there again Simeon, thanks for the quick reply! So on this video you’re just dealing with the latency and playing Like a champ still! That’s impressive bud
@22:03 I can hear those movie feel
Yes, there is a richness there for sure. Thanks Kent for the kind support.
@@PraiseTracksI'm surprised they include the choir.
Thank you Simon for playing this vst.
🙏
It was my pleasure. Yes, I think the library is a nice introduction to get a sense of the Audio Imperia sound.
I want this Libary so bad! Unfortunately too expensive...
I would make sure to jump on their email list as it goes on sale at times, which brings it into a more attainable price range. Thanks for watching.
Great video I'm looking to getting this library. Question was the last piece you played called (Have thine own way lord)?
I did hear Have Thine Own Way, as it dovetailed into Be Still My Soul (Finlandia).
The hymns and songs are always flowing beneath the surface and a tone, a chord, a gentle nudge is all it takes for them to come to the front.
I love being able to play freely like this as I am always surprised by what happens.
Thanks so much for watching. Joyfully!🎹
If you were to start your own sample instrument company, what would you focus on? Do you see any "gaps" in the current offerings of sample instrument providers?
That is a good question, let me think about that one 🤓
In my eyes, this is the best orchestral vst for the price, seems like a lot of composers also agree. What are your thoughts on the value for money? Great review by the way!
I agree, it is a great way to get started. I would also say that The Orchestra Essentials is another wonderful starter title that has some amazing ensemble sections.
Thanks so much for watching.
@@PraiseTracks the orchestra essentials is also very good for the price, just sounds slightly less realistic to me
awesome demo mate!
regarding the choir sustain only have "AH" articulation? also in stacc i only heard around 5 phrases any more options?
John, with the “lite” edition, these are the only options, the purpose is to give you an idea of what the overall sound is like. The larger libraries include many more articulations and phrases, more detail can be found on the website looking at the charts of NUCLEUS and JAEGER.
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words of support. All the best.
@@PraiseTracks thanks for replying. for a lite version having a choir is already a great deal. will probably get this and the areia lite as well which are perfect for newbie like me. blessings!
how do I layer the different instruments, namely choirs, strings, brass, woodwinds to play simultaneously. I saw you in a video showing this but I cannot find it now.
There are a couple of ways you can do this.
• Load multiple instruments inside of Kontakt and set them to receive on the same MIDI channel
• In a DAW load multiple instances of Kontakt and link them together through the track MIDI echo
• Use Unify to create various stacks and layers using multiple instances of Kontakt or other virtual instruments you have.
How are you moving your right hand so quickly and fluently?
i bought the audio imperia bundle at NI,nucleus wasnt among them,jeager was in it though
There is a lot of overlap with Audio Imperia libraries, so much that Cory Pelizzari created an entire video to help navigate through all of the library versions, check it out.
czcams.com/video/K68PovScxfw/video.html
@@PraiseTracks thanx Simeon, will do,have a nice weekend
i am a beginner , how would you compare it with the EastWest Symphonic Orchestra? currently they have Gold for like 150 bucks
That does seem like a good deal. I would check out some more of the walkthroughs for East West and it seems that what I saw were using the Platinum Version, which includes more mic positions. It also looks like it is also compatible with their new Opus Engine. One way to see if it is for you is to do a one-month subscription where you could try it out before you made the investment.
Thanks so much for watching.
@@PraiseTracks Sonuscore also sounds good. but the EastWest pretty much is the whole package. i dont know if the user interface though is good like the nucleus
Yes, the East West interface is something to consider but with the Opus update, that might have improved.
Sonuscore is another great option.
Pretty sure your playing makes it shine but it sounds like a good alternative price wize, spitfire like? Without the ui….
I like the way Audio Imperia approaches the UI, and it follows throughout their other libraries. They also have “their” sound that I am enjoying being able to discover.
Thanks so much for the kind support.
@@PraiseTracks I shall check them out! Do like the sounds even in their lite version
Can this work using a guitar?
You know, if you have the right guitar to MIDI adapter, it is definitely possible. That would be very interesting indeed and opens up some interesting possibilities.
for your videos! what headphones do you use?
I have been really enjoying the Beyerdynamic DT880 Pro (600 ohm). Here is some additional info.
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DT880--beyerdynamic
@@PraiseTracks Tanks!
How would compare this library to miroslav philharmonic 2?
Nucleus Lite Edition features ensembles to give you a sense of the overall Audio Imperia tone. Miroslav Philharmonik 2 is a nice library, and includes a large assortment of instruments, however it is an older library with some limitations regarding dynamic layers. It was one of the first orchestral libraries I had ever experienced. They offer an entry level library as well so you can get a feel for things.
Thanks so much for watching, and please let me know if you have any additional questions, All the best.
They sounded too digital for my taste, not bad for lite though
Probably your setup, with good Headphones and speakers you’ll hear the difference, this Library has very good sounds for cinematic and Epic scores and you’ll find it in almost all major composers setup. The dynamics here can go from mezzo-piano to forte-fortissimo and has a very good integrated reverb. Differences between the Lite and the regular version are the articulations, microphones and the separated sections.
Well, it is also an issue with how I tend to play way to many notes, like a keyboard player and not thinking too much about the orchestration side of things. That is always a pitfall when playing ensemble patches, the fingers sometimes just get in the way. ;^)
Thanks Ruben for that great feedback.
@@rumar4u You just assumed I used bad headphones or speakers :)
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