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Embertone Arnold Collection Shan Bawu

Embertone Herring Clarinet

Embertone Recorders

Forestkeeper Evolution Dragon

 

One of my favorites for a long time ...Thank you Sir

 

Welcome. Glad you like it, Nana.

 

Zero-G Nordic Noir

 

Thx bro but how can i download this? This is only png..and where is ninct?

 

Yes, it is a very very old Orange Tree Samples Library...

 

Great work once again. I really appreciate it!

 

The angelic theme you came up with is better than any original by a mile! Thanks

 

Certainlly I didn´t check Omnisphere enough to opine. Time to time.
Yes that´s the problem with Hans Zimmer. Before purging samples, 1.4 GB. And after 480 MB ... too much. But there are lots of libraries in Kontakt in the same case. So you can´t make a project directly with 6 tracks or you are a good pianist that can play different melodies with both hands. Not my case. So you record first 25 compasses, bouncing and copy paste to other project without MIDI, for instance.
A time ago, when HZ strings were released, there was a review on this site and engine could be seen.
Yes, I was one night thinking how could add all 3 Morphestra libraries to the tab, altought Morphestra 2 includes 1 & Generations. Only wanted to know if I could do.
More or less. 9 disks, total 52 TB. SSD for master, 2 10 TB, 2 8TB, 2 6TB...
Some weeks ago I was asking for a concrete song called "Mount Olympus" from Approaching Nirvana and received some replies because what I wanted to know was the VST instruments used in strings movement from 3:41. Some replies but nothing to see. I knew already that some were played in staccato articulation, but which instruments??? I sent a mail to the author of the song and replied me saying he didn´t remember!!! Only Requiem Pro for choirs. But after lots of intents I have some similar to the original.

 

Hello Michal: You download by right-clicking your mouse onto the wallpaper and selecting "save image as" to a folder or location of your choice. I don't do ninct files. However, you can ask my friend, @celtic3342 for those files. Before I complete the rest of your requests, let me know if you were able to download the posted wallpapers. Until I hear back from you, I'll complete other projects.

 

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That's nice to know. Thanks.

 

Not a problem, Marc.

 

To return to the orchestras outside Kontakt, there is Garritan who has released orchestras on his own software.
Unfortunately, I am not a good pianist who can play different melodies with both hands, as for many lack of training that for me it is the left hand that has less power than the right hand ...
Oh REALLY !!!! 52 TB IMPRESSIVE ... You must not miss any instruments!
There are 10 TB drives, I did not know...
For my part, I have 4 disks, total 3 TB. 2 1 TB and 2 500 MB and again, 1 of 2 500 MB is a backup disk of my mac.
Given the number of libraries that exist, there are probably many libraries that can reproduce in a similar way or almost the sounds of a concrete song called "Mount Olympus" from Approaching Nirvana, the melody although relatively "simple" is maybe a little harder to render and the rhythm of drums quite rich in effects.
the choruses just seem "chorded".
I think of your 52 TB, it's not millions of sounds you have but billions

 

It´s a long time there is nothing new from Garritan more than Anthology and this is only a pack of products already released.
Imagine an old bassist and guitarrist left handed playing piano converting guitar accords into piano accords and memorizing positions. This is me.
There are 15 TB drives already. Easy to find and buy, 12 TB, but prices... Most sold now 10 TB still. But people don´t want lots of terabytes at 5.500 or 6.000 RPM (never arrive to 7.200). People want SSD or M.2 8 or 10 TB in a good price. Maybe in a couple of years. We can find the first models of 2 TB pen drives USB 3.1. Technology of non-movable pieces are the same for SSD drives + SATA connection so...
Yes, after lots of tests with dozens of libraries I found a similar sound, but I can´t find by the moment the exact bass line (cellos or basses) corresponding to the strings movement. And I think this bass line is the key of the fragment. And if author of the song doesn´t remember...
No, I´m not interested on piano. That´s very easy and there are videos on YouTube but not necessary. I can play it only remembering music on my head. Only want to copy strings movement and later add my own continuation and when finished copy/paste in other project already started months ago. The choruses are simple Requiem Pro (at least the author yes remembered that) and that was the first I found and recorded.
Yes, next to 10 millions of sonds. I have my personal folder for wavs (Cymatics, etc) but only when I need something specifical already recorded like the sound of the wind or similar.

 

I go for your NICNT files. What I have, of course. Stay tuned :P

 

@michalratkowski for further petitions please type the full name of the library.

I don´t know a library Glock from Spitfire. I included The Glock from Orchestral Tools. But at least that Glock will be powered by Native Instruments, will be useful in the same way.
Shan Bawu from Embertone I haven´t registered already, so I included an invented SNPID. Difficult you have it registered already on Service Center.
ShelfSound I haven´t that library so NICNT file is also invented. But as in previous case, should be useful.

All them are here:
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/0B5eFtIk/file.html

 

@michalratkowski Still waiting to hear back from you.

 

Yet, another "obscure" library that the graphics are non-existent. And, the website is obscure. We continue to await a response from him. In the future, I will only provide wallpapers from those who respond in a timely manner.

 

I do not know much but the SSD looks much better for power, speed ... but still expensive for not many megabytes.
It would take an application that would separate each instrument of a piece, to read its reading line (music sheet) and let's be crazy to have the instrumental origin of the sound.

 

Did I miss something somewhere? Certainly not intentional. Was this regarding Red Room Audio's Traveler Series Bluegrass Fiddle?