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Sunday, January 18, 2009

NAMM: WNAMM09: Arturia Brass Demo


via Sonic State
Posted by matrix at 1/18/2009 10:45:00 AM
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6 comments:

  1. Unknown1/18/09, 11:03 AM

    It sounds more like a violin to me! :P

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  2. Doktor Future1/18/09, 2:34 PM

    i genetically must be allergic to Arturia

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  3. stepwriterun1/18/09, 2:47 PM

    But the realistic GUI sure makes me think it sounds like whatever the picture shows.

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  4. Unknown1/18/09, 3:48 PM

    There isn't any package available that sounds like a real saxophone or any kind of horns. Except for Orchestral sounds and stuff.

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  5. Doktor Future1/18/09, 4:53 PM

    Linplug's Saxlab is at least way closer to Arturia. I think a breath controller is mandatory.

    BUT: I got very good synth sax sounds from the *FREE* (and way more excellent than both Linplug's and (*cough*) Arturia): SilverwoodV3.ens available at http://www.native-instruments.com/index.php?id=userlibrary&type=0&ulbr=1&ftu=3ddc9190905ef4d&plview=detail&patchid=7742

    The SilverwoodV3.ens does many wind instruments, and is great with the EWI.

    MP3 here:
    http://www.native-instruments.com/php/file.php/userlibSC/userlib/demos/1199593448_mp3File0_6733_Silverwood.mp3

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  6. Sonicstate1/20/09, 9:02 AM

    Actually Wallander Instruments are quite good. I have a video in the queue of that, but sadly I'm stuck at LAX, flight cancelled....

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