Realitone Releases Sunset Strings - Unlike Any Strings Library You've Used Before

[Mike Greene]

I know that's a bold claim, and maybe even a bit cocky, but ... yes, really. Check out the video below and you'll see what I mean.

Sunset Strings allows you to seamlessly blend between a huge variety of standard and extended articulations to create organic, evolving textures, adding life, and musicality to your productions.
This library breathes.

Our unique 2-Layer approach allows you to "bring in the emotion" by crossfading between articulations, as well as giving you a range of attacks and releases including slow bends, quick slides, natural crescendos, decrescendos, and more. Seriously, it's unlike any strings library you've played before.

Recording at the renowned Studio A at United Recording in Hollywood (formerly Ocean Way) with top L.A. session players,
we believe we've achieved "that" sound.

See for yourself in this walkthrough video:

[DSmolken]

No lie, the "attacks" and "releases" are a lot more than what I'd think of as a player - starting and ending the note. They're really unlike any other string library.

[JeffLearman]

No lie, the "attacks" and "releases" are a lot more than what I'd think of as a player - starting and ending the note. They're really unlike any other string library.

high praise from someone who really knows what he's talking about!

[Mike Greene]

Thanks guys!

[samantabharata]

the crossfade strikes me as a nicer implementation of what Orchestral Tools is doing, both with polyphonically switched capsules in both the Kontakt libraries and the newer engine, but the sound is very nicely grained and rough like reality. The gliss harmonics and seagulls is making my wallet afraid.