Your Guide To Spitfire String Libraries
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Oliver takes you through the Spitfire Strings libraries, offering advice and guidance on choosing the right one for you.
Contents:
Full, cinematic sounding strings: 01:07
Beautiful and detailed strings (Chamber strings) : 15:09
Solo and small strings: 26:30
Inspirational strings, left field and evolutions: 38:39 - Hudba
I don't know how many videos about strings libraries I've watched, but there is one consensus: Spitfire Chamber Strings is the one everyone loves.
yeah, I've seen that too
@James I can sit for hours playing just the Chamber Strings ensemble flautando patch, it's just so damn gorgeous.
Very powerful sound.
Albion Tundra remains a huge favourite, along with the total performance patches for Solo Strings.
Every Library makes totally sense - and I wish I could afford them all. 😄 Very inspiring, thanks!
:'( Me too.... If you have one, don't forget to share them with me...
Watching Harry Potter review strings libraries during pandemic. Works for me.
Very very excellent video, especially because Spitfire offers so many libraries. This video gets an A+++ from me. Thank you for doing this! GREAT idea!
Superb video! Spitfire's numerous libraries are begging for these kinds of comparisons, discussions and demos.
I'm waiting for the day I can get my hands on the Hans Zimmer Strings.
Second to none demonstration as always, and gorgeous sounds
Great timing Oliver as am currently looking for my first Spitfire Strings library. Excellent guide
Very good job Oliver. Thank you.
Hi Oliver, this is a really useful overview, considering how many Spitfire strings and orchestral libraries there are now. Thanks. The categories you use are very helpful.
They all sound really good, but my favorite is still Chamber Strings.
Yesterday I asked in the VI Control forum how many string libraries you actually need ...
Then I saw your video about the Thunderbold campaign in 2021 and got infected by your enthusiasm and bought the Chamber Strings with a guilty conscience despite the lack of money. You are really great! Now your further enthusiasm for OA Chamber Evolutions ... Sigh. You are now on the wish list. The demos sound amazing ...
For the solo strings I would have expected BBCO Pro as well; because they are really good.
Thanks for the good video.
Excellent content, thank you very much!
Loved this. Thank you.
This is really helpful! ❤️
This was very useful. Thank you.
Great overview of the libraries and how they differ, and which ones compliment each other. Now all I need is a Spitfire discount class for starving artists 😎
Thanks Oliver!
Oliver is amazing
Hi! Can you do a similar video for WINDS, BRASS and PERCUSSION please?
Well done Oliver!
Perhaps you should have played your BHCT demo slightly longer so we could the amazing and brutal synth you have in it. (As amazing as Andy’s demo is, it was your demo that sold the library for me.)
When i will be rich i will buy all of yours libraries!
Don't forget to share those libraries with this poor guy!!!!..... :-)
This overview was really missing!! Great!!
Awesome! I know exactly which library I want to buy now! It's in my wishlist waiting for my discount code!
Which one have you bought now?
@@ultimatebeta805 I have a lot of Spitfire libraries now: Ambient Guitars, Spitfire Symphonic Orchestra, Chamber Strings, Olafur Arnolds Stratus, BBC Symphony Orchestra Pro, Albions Tundra and Neo, Symphonic Motions, Moonglades, Alex Epton Entropy, Symphonic Organ, Glass & Steel, Scrapped Percussion.
I thought about buying Solo Strings, but I went with other ones that I liked more.
@@ggboot1 Hello Jo Sa,
Thanks for your reply!!! That sounds amazing. In your opinion which strings library do you think, has all the possible articulations that's necessary for composing (I mean the flexibility to compose music with all it's articulations, because not all libraries have got all articulations in them and you know that) and also that sounds close to a complete orchestra? Because I think it would be valuable to ask someone like you who's been using these libraries. Secondly, what is your opinion about the Chamber Strings? I know each product have their own uniqueness and can be used for different genres. Kindly leave a reply if you have time. :-)
@@ultimatebeta805 hard to choose, if going for most articulations, then Chamber strings seems to include the most. I'm also currently trying to decide which to choose. I Say currently, hopefully a year later you have already found your answer before I saw your question.
The lights on those keys behind you would really annoy me after a while - great stuff. love the sounds.
Nice!
Добрый день. Какой микрофон Вы использовали при записи этого видео? Заранее спасибо за ответ.
can you make sone for the woodwinds libraries!
Albion One is awesome!
Hi Oliver, I didn’t watch the whole video but I’m curious to see how you can play all those articulations in real time. For instance is it possible to play a legato, then continue to harmonics or sul ponticello with key switching or a cc assigned to a slider on the keyboard so in one end of the slider the bow is producing a warm and dark tone near the neck and as the cc value increases the bow gets closer and closer to the bridge and the sound becomes less pure and more with harmonics, scratchy ethereal etc.?
Hi Oliver, what Audio Interface are you using in that video?
Hi there - it's an Apollo 8p, very best, O
what spitfire string library would fit the best in a pop song?
Traditionally chamber strings work best but it depends on the context
I bought the Full Studio Pro Orchestra and the BBCSO Core. I love both of them for different reasons. But, in the Studio Strings, the short notes are a bit too much agressive to me. Only spiccato and no Staccato. Also, this dry library needs skill sin mixing to make it sound the best... Not that easy...
what microphone is that
it would be interesting to be able to show from a short score of at least 8 bars in the quartet, ... how the joints are used in different spitfire libraries ... thanks!
I'd like to buy the Spitfire Chamber Strings. Please, can anyone recommend a good place to purchase in the U.S. where I can get support? I have several questions about it's use with Digital Performer and will also need help getting up and running. Spitfire doesn't offer this type of support and they are very slow to respond to inquiries. (4 days) Thank you in advance! Morrie
You can just buy it on their website
all musical examples ... were made from sheet music?
no, they were done by ear.
jared leto 2
It would be very interesting a Spitfire Chamber Strings with very fat or less elegant sounds ... something very powerful ... to face the libraries of Vienna
So Andy Blaney is also a programmer, ha...?
Step 1: Get enough money to actually afford them
Step 2: Lose your house
meanwhile while waiting for them to load , learn to play the entire orchestra instruments
@@user-fh9mq3ux4n I mean, not to be that guy, but it takes about 5-7 seconds for me to load up a big ass 50 GB library on Kontakt lol. The power of SSDs
Why in your videos there is always a lot of light flashing? you don't need this