Spitfire Audio - Albion V Tundra - At The Edge Of Silence

[JessicaSA]

http://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/albion-v-tundra/




http://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/bundl ... e-albions/

https://soundcloud.com/spitfireaudio/ja ... y-c-henson
https://soundcloud.com/spitfireaudio/wi ... n-a-blaney

[TheKid]

If we could only buy the full bundle at JRRshop.

[lolilol1975]

Here is an example of usage



Now I want to listen to Arvo Päärt.

Here is a full review of the product, with an example usage by this young composer. The walkthrough starts at 0:56:00.

https://www.twitch.tv/ashtongleckman/v/96501299

Twitch deletes videos after about 3 weeks, so he will upload it on his youtube channel.

All in all, this library sounds pretty incredible.

[Stollmeister]

Hmm.. so the instruments are individuated in terms of low or high strings/brass/woodwind, rather than in terms of violin, trumpet etc? That strikes me as a less than optimal choice. I wonder why they made that decision.

[Aryaroman]

Hmm.. so the instruments are individuated in terms of low or high strings/brass/woodwind, rather than in terms of violin, trumpet etc? That strikes me as a less than optimal choice. I wonder why they made that decision.

All Albion-products use that system for ensembles as far as I know.
I guess, it's made for simplicity's sake, as these are primarily cinematic, not classical libraries. I don't know if it's the case with the Chamber/Solo-ranges, etc.

[lolilol1975]

Following that release, Spitfire has just released a few brilliant videos.

Arvo Pärt's Fratres - A Spitfire Interpretation


Behind The Curtain - Tutankhamun Sessions: an orchestral recording session


Creative Cribs - Valgeir Sigurðsson
Creative Cribs - Arnar Helgi Aðalsteinsson (aka, The Synth Guy)