What's Included:
Features:
Specifications:
What's Included:
Features:
Specifications:
Adventure Strings is the follow-up to our debut offering, Soaring Strings. Performed by the same number of players, recorded in the same room, seated in their traditional positions — both share the same performance aesthetic. Strong, passionate and relentlessly energetic.
So why another string library with the same, familiar collection of short articulations? Well, it’s how we produced them that makes it interesting.
Shorts are normally recorded in isolation — perhaps one or two notes per bar during the recording process. This makes the editing process a snap and the end result is often satisfactory. The sane choice. With Adventure Strings, we recorded repetition phrases; a quick succession of notes at a procured tempo. We then edited and programmed each note of that phrase to be playable, which resulted in a fetal position-incurring post-production process. The end result is a collection of patches that now suit the context they were designed for because, well, they were recorded that way!
In addition to the shorts (spiccatos/staccatos/
PATCH LIST
Violins
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Trills KS
Violas
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Trills KS
Cellos
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Trills KS
Basses
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Snap Pizz
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Full Strings
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Violins
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Trills KS
Violas
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Trills KS
Cellos
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Trills KS
Basses
Adventure
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Snap Pizz
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
Full Strings
Marcatos
Pizzicatos
Stacc_Spicc
Sustains
Tremolos
OVERVIEW
Adventure Strings is the follow-up to our debut offering, Soaring Strings. Performed by the same number of players, recorded in the same room, seated in their traditional positions — both share the same performance aesthetic. Strong, passionate and relentlessly energetic.
So why another string library with the same, familiar collection of short articulations? Well, it’s how we produced them that makes it interesting.
Shorts are normally recorded in isolation — perhaps one or two notes per bar during the recording process. This makes the editing process a snap and the end result is often satisfactory. The sane choice. With Adventure Strings, we recorded repetition phrases; a quick succession of notes at a procured tempo. We then edited and programmed each note of that phrase to be playable, which resulted in a fetal position-incurring post-production process. The end result is a collection of patches that now suit the context they were designed for because, well, they were recorded that way!
In addition to the shorts (spiccatos/staccatos/