Features solo and ensemble violin, viola, cello and double bass, all recorded in their natural positions within the orchestra, complete with a number of articulations." "A comprehensive selection of naturally rich and dynamic stringed instruments. Features solo and ensemble French horn, trombone, trumpet and tuba, with a unique set of articulations in multiple section sizes."
"A thorough set of vivid and colorful brass instruments. Ill start off with the Orchestral sound packs. This might be common knowledge to a lot of people but as I have only just discovered these packs I thought it might be useful to others :) They truly are amazing and something you should have in your DAW to expand your creativity and all in all, just to have fun with.
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