How can I make this (see attached audio file) with virtual strings and
is it called string run?

Thanks in advance for any hints!

 

You should be able to do that with a soft legato, portamento or glissando articulation or with a glide/porta knob on a synth.

 

Isn't it just an arp up? I don't hear a gliss.

 

By "arp", you mean arpeggio? I think he is interested in the transition, not the interval/movement. Techically, yeah, you could do it without a legato line but I hear some gliss towards the last notes.

It's also two lines blending at some point and not a single one, methinks.

Plus, it's strings. There's no way you're going to get a piano-like arpeggio with clean tones/attacks. Especially on the 4th/5th (every 5th to 1st tranition) interval from the last note of the first arpeggio to the next you're going to get a slide. Listen to this:
http://uptobox.com/3y0i9zr96cpp / http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/vy9Ei218/file.html
http://uptobox.com/h5fz4mdg2ix8 / http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/lOMnhDwl/file.html

And then this:
http://uptobox.com/x1ktg0hw0gv8 / http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/uqf9nwTT/file.html

It's not really that piano-like. And it's a delicate line between a run and a glide:
http://uptobox.com/3a8incrlaokx / http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/EjeuSV5r/file.html

 

It is not an arpegio, its a scale.. Look for "Orchestral tools sorchestral string runs" for kontakt

 

Arps/arpeggios can be done in scale. Lol.

 

Thanks for all replies so far.

Well, I'm interested in how I can rebuild this with vst strings - if it's possible in the first place.

So I'm interested in the transition and the interval/movement - I think (hope I use the correct technical terms).

As Baxter mentioned: I also think its an arpeggio played up.
So, what Gramofon shows in the sheet music is an arpeggio in scale played up, right?

Hmmm.. It seems I need more musical practice before I can do smth like that with vst or I will just hire a symphony orchestra