Does anyone have a manual for this nice looking piece of software????

thx in advance

 

Not sure if this is the right version.
https://www.gearslutz.com/board/att...hilharmonik-samples-wont-load-user-manual.pdf

 

@odink, yes it looks really nice but has some major drawbacks.
Firstly, it has no round-robin samples at all and this is very obvious and annoying with percussion sounds.
Secondly, you can hardly use any of the solo instruments. They have big sound difference in adjectent sample zones and even worse the pan of these zones differs largely.

 

Here's the manual from Philharmonik2 in case you got that version (@mono 's link is for V1)

<https://www.solidfiles.com/v/Y8QYZgqMw5B8P>
Contains the Sounds Manual as well, which is a kind of glossary for the instruments and articulations

 

Thanks!

 

@odink Bro why dont you let us know which version you have ? It would make things easier for those trying to help you.

 

I certainly agree with what you wrote especially if we compare it to Spitfire's libs.

Nonetheless, the guy was just asking for a manual, nothing more and is apparently already happy with this lib, so who am I to tell him that this lib is a bit obsolete LOL.

 

Didn't you already recognize that here you'll often get answers to questions no one had asked?

 

Last edited: Jun 30, 2019

Damn you're good....THX

 

THEN what would be your recommendation? BTW I was looking for Version 2...my bad

 

Ah, since you didn't mention it in the tread title or first post here, I assumed you're talking of v1, which was the one I referred to.

Since IKM doesn't mention any RR samples, even v2 probaly doesn't have them, but if they improved the single instruments I don't know.

I think there's nothing like a general recommendation, it depends on the genre, disk space, RAM, versatility, Kontakt or not.

In addition to it, I'm looking for one too and haven't made a decision, so far.

 

@odink: Glad I could help

@No Avenger: Looks like they included RR in P2, where appropriate (whatever that means)

From IK Website: "And, where appropriate, Miroslav Philharmonik 2 also takes advantage of round robin playback for an extra level of realism that provides multiple takes of the same note."

 

Oops, I obviously missed that. Thanks for putting it right.

 

the combos are the cool part of this instrument...the solo instruments are nothing to write home about