Re: All six Miroslav refills together for $29 for 3 days
Posted: 16 Oct 2017
Miroslav mixed with FSB/Orkester for this ultra-lounge cover:syncanonymous wrote: ↑13 Oct 2017esselfortium, I totally see your point, much appreciated infobxbrkrz wrote: ↑13 Oct 2017I agree the Miroslav collection belongs to another time, compared to what we get today. The price reflects that situation. I bought it because the collection belongs to another time. Just like a Mellotron? Not old. Vintage
When you play the demo songs on the website , the music producer was a bit too happy with phasing widening, making some tracks hollow or worse almost totally collapsing when switching to mono. I quickly listened to a few patches after the download and it was fine, but I'll be vigilant.
Miroslav will go through extreme Grain torture anyway. The collection was recorded in a real space, locked inside multiple Combinators. I have seen them cheap in the past, but I don't recall being that cheap. At the end of the day it is a sublime professionally well recorded time capsule you can mix with other recorded spaces. Still worth more than $30. Still a great deal.
Will StringWerk be part of the subscription model?
bxbrkrz is bang on for me; I am currently doing some 1950s Ultra Lounge soundalikes, it needs to sound "vintage" and the Orkester and FSM sounds are too far below the line of quality I require. I have turned in paid work in the past and the only things I got called out on were the Orkester sounds; the client was right and Softphonics saved the day. That said, I only used Softphonics strings on that job, the rest was Orkester & FSM. The Miroslav clarinets and flutes sound immediately better than native Orkester or FSM IMO...I haven't tried anything else Miroslav, yet. StringWERK is 130euros!
_todd
I always use layers for orchestral stuff, and often Orkester works well for this, when combined with Miroslav and Euphonics (strings).
Funny thing, IMO the folks who 'called you out' are the ONLY ones who care about what library a sound came from…