After 70s disco strings vst? which is not big on gbs! [no kontakt libraries!]

 

Just look for anything called string synthesizer. E. g.

https://bedroomproducersblog.com/20...tudio-best-free-string-machine-vstau-plugins/

https://plugins4free.com/instruments/Strings/

https://www.bestfreeplugins.com/plugins/virtual-instruments/string-synth-01.php

 

checked most of em! solina sounds close to what im after!

 

Two more string machines:
https://www.gforcesoftware.com/products/vsm/

https://hideawaystudio.net/2018/12/07/hideaway-studio-proudly-presents-the-string-collection-ii/


However any good string library could serve,
in a way is more about the musical ideas, and how is the sound/instrument prepared..

 

Yep, that's (one of) the classic.
You could also look for string machine at our sister site.

 

These sound ok https://plugins4free.com/plugin/1090/
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/stringya-2-by-fanan-team

 

You mean there are string synths which sound ok? Well, that's a first.

 

If Overture is in the ballpark, you could also try Edirol Orchestral,
some of the sounds there are quite "special", and have some bite/charm to them compared to regular Midi/Canvas stuff of the era..

Then also there's all the E-MU stuff, like the Proteus/Virtuoso, or X3 Orchestral stuff..
And why not other lesser libraries like GPO5, or Best Service Complete Orchestral Collection, etc..

It could be done many different ways,
so ultimately is a matter of taste/preference, workflow, or the type of timbre you're after..

 

Last edited: Nov 6, 2021

yes i forgot about Edirol & Hypersonic comes too mind..Thanks

 

I have to agree with The Avenger here tho,
not only synth but almost ALL strings sound bad one way/another,
doesn't matter which library you try, how much you spend, or Gigabytes you fill...

There's always areas where they deliver/stand out,
but other areas where they fail, or have considerable shortcomings..

So you always have to put considerable work to adjust the stuff, and make them sound good/fit..
In fact usually the more advanced/capable and massive the library is, and the more options it offers,
the more work it represents.. lol

So in a way of speaking the only Strings libraries that don't suck -> are the libraries I haven't tried yet

This doesn't happen as much with Brass or Woodwinds libs for instance, (in my experience)
where from a certain level of quality the stuff is just good enough so you can work/live with it..

(I work on Orchestral stuff tho, so the requirements are different, but still..)

(Thx for the Hypersonic mention tho,
I'm surprised I never heard of this one!)

 

Last edited: Nov 6, 2021

steinberg classic!

 

^^ :
https://www.bigfishaudio.com/Vintag...MI0eig2_uE9AIV1nNvBB2W6AFZEAQYASABEgLUA_D_BwE

^^ :
https://labs.spitfireaudio.com/synth-strings

 

i dont want Kontakt & shitty logins for instruments!!

 

GForce - Virtual String Machine (VSM) VSTi www.gforcesoftware.com/products/vsm/
Artifake Labs - Symphonia VSTi www.looperman.com/free-music-software/detail/artifake-labs-symphonia
2Gether Audio - Cheeze Machine 2 VSTi www.2getheraudio.com/instruments/cheeze-machine-2/
Wok Wave VSTi http://wokwave.com/old-plugins/html/estrima_string_machine_vst_wok.html
Full Bucket Music - Nablahttps: www.fullbucket.de/music/nabla.html
Sample Science - French Violin VSTi www.samplescience.info/2021/07/french-violin.html
DSK Strings VSTi www.dskmusic.com/dsk-strings/

 

Last edited: Nov 7, 2021