Strezov Sampling Aleatoric Modular Series Brass Bundle KONTAKT

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Strezov Sampling Aleatoric Modular Series Brass Bundle KONTAKT

Bundle option for the first user-guided aleatoric orchestral sample library, designed by Casey Edwards and produced by Strezov Sampling. Two tenor trombones, 2 basss trombones and tuba, recorded in Sofia Session Orchestra Hall.

Aleatoric Modular Series: Low Brass

• Instrumentation: 2 tenor trombones + 2 bass trombones + 1 tuba

• Lip Bends, Flutter Bends, Jitters, Cluster Deviations, and tempo-synced Rips/Rises/and Falls

• EVERYTHING recorded normale and muted

• Guide your dynamics and variation via mod wheel or any CC of your choice

• FOUR dynamics (pp, mp, f, fff) on most patches

• FOUR mic positions (close, decca, outriggers, balcony) + mixed mic (lite) patches

• Recorded in a warm, dry hall – punchy room ER with very little tail

• 96kHz for maximum quality and greater processing ability

• Perfect for scoring trailers, games and film (especially horror and tension writing)

Aleatoric Modular Series: French Horns

· Instrumentation: 6 french horns (Tutti)
· a3 divisi for Lip Bends, Flutter Bends, Trills, Flurries and Jitters
· a6 full ensemble for Sustains, Cluster Deviations, and tempo-synced Rips/Rises and Falls.
· EVERYTHING recorded normale and muted
· Guide your dynamics and variation via mod wheel or any CC of your choice
· FOUR mic positions (close, decca, outriggers, balcony) + mixed mic (lite) patches
· Recorded in a warm, dry hall – punchy room ER with very little tail
· 96kHz for maximum quality and greater processing ability
· Perfect for scoring trailers, games and film (especially horror and tension writing)

Aleatoric Modular Series: Trumpets

• Instrumentation: 3 Trumpets

• Recorded at 96kHz/24 bit in a warm punchy hall

• EVERYTHING recorded ‘normale’ and ‘muted’ (Harmon)

• Guide your dynamics and variations in real-time

• FIVE mic positions inside a brand new intuitive and powerful UI

• Perfect for scoring trailers, games, and film (especially horror and tension writing)