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AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF LONG EVOLVING CHAMBER STRINGS ORCHESTRATED BY BEN FOSKETT AND RECORDED DRY AT AIR-EDEL STUDIOS PROVIDING YOU WITH A TOTALLY UNIQUE PALETTE OF INSPIRATION WITH AN INGENIOUS GRID LAYOUT THAT ALLOWS ALL BUT AN INFINITE NUMBER OF EVO CONFIGURATIONS. THE TRUE GOLDEN GOOSE HERE THOUGH IS THE GIFT TO COMPOSERS THAT IS THE ABILITY TO PLAY ULTRA MINIMAL PASSAGES WHILST STILL HOLDING YOUR LISTENERS SPELLBOUND.

Performed by some of the most progressive avant garde string players in London today and recorded dry at the amazing Air-Edel studios via the finest vintage mics, neve pre-amps and vintage Cadac desk. Spitfire went about recording 48 different and very long Evos. Not just tense, mysterious and frightening Evos as with Scary Strings. But also intensely beautiful, tender and moving. Recorded across 12 intervals, and arranged on a 12 x 48 grid the true genius of this library lies in its interface.

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With a GUI Inspired by the EMS VCS3 you can instantly select (or peg) what evo sits on each of the 12 key ranges. This gives you literally an almost infinite number of personalised configurations. Toggle your pegs around, or hit "Randomise", replay the MIDI and no cue will ever sound the same twice! The pièce de résistance here though is the ability to play ultra minimal music whilst holding your audience captive with the ever changing kaleidoscope of progressive string techniques.

AVAILABLE TODAY AT THE MUST-HAVE PRICE OF £134 (RRP £179 offer ends 2nd March 2015).​

For more Infos visit: http://www.spitfireaudio.com/evo-grid-1​

 

@ Diabulus in Musica

I thanks you for your fast informations!!!

When it comes to the Evo Grid library Im really in doubt. Watched the demo and I simply dont see anything I could use for nearly any project, and........

is a very high price for something that limited!!!

Basically SF are releasing like maniacs atm!!!!

 

Indeed...

 

I agree, I always liked SF products, but lately I can't help but think they've got on the commercial aka rat race train. Kinda reminds me of Cine$ymphony Lite...

I mean - the number of release info newletters I've received from SF recently really compares favorably with those cheap Viagra and make-your-penis-longer offers.

 

The Audio scene can´t keep up with Spitfire Releases!

 

Getting sick of hearing the Name Spitfire and yes agree new product releases are to fast with these guys, makes you wonder now there just putting shit out there