Spaghetti Western - Announcement
Posted: Mar 27, 2020 1:07 pm
Reposting from vi-control:
Here's a teaser of something we've been working on for several months:
Here are a few of the demos for this library. Also we think that this library may be a really interesting option for anyone who is just interested in a few of these instruments. Maybe you need a very good sounding solo trumpet, a very nice whistler or an incredible Opera Singer. There's a little of Venice Modern Strings, a little of Dominus, so I think it is a nice collection different instruments.
Each of these has a special place in my heart, so instead of posting them into a playlist here are with a description:
Spaghetti Eastern is done by our incredibly talented Simone Mor. Not only he's an amazing poly-instrumentalist but he also discovered the art of working with MIDI a year ago. Nevertheless he mademy favourite demos for Venice Modern Strings, Dominus Choir Pro and here with Spaghetti Western.
With this demo, which was the first demo done with the library I specifically asked him to do a piece with almost all the instruments in the library. Everything you hear here is the Spaghetti Western:
Morriconiana is made by our friend and long time collaborator Riccardo Barba (the one playing in our Scoring Piano video). I think he captured the style and the language of Ennio in a very poetic way and I think that his demo highlights the strengths of the Opera Singer in the library. Jimin Oh, the performer, has been one of the most incredible and talented performers we have ever recorded. The only instrument not included into Spaghetti here is the Harpsichord from Rinascimento, which is doubled with the Glockenspiel included in the library.
Cacti and Coyotes is made by the incredibly talented Mattia Chiappa, who is also a user here in vi-control. While all the other demos have a sort of retro-feel and they inherit by the simply but beautiful language of Ennio Morricone, I think that this demo shows what Western Music would spaghetti would be today. It's a modern approach to Western Music and it clearly shows the skill of Mattia in tackling this genre.
Cowboy Treetop is made by our own fluffy Matteo Melchiori. Matteo is a talented guitar player and drummer and, as a fan of Morricone's music, he has been greatly involved with this library. This demo has very different moment, like a journey through the western lands.
The library will be out sometime next week so stay tuned!
More info here:
https://www.fluffyaudio.com/shop/spaghetti-western/
Here's a teaser of something we've been working on for several months:
Here are a few of the demos for this library. Also we think that this library may be a really interesting option for anyone who is just interested in a few of these instruments. Maybe you need a very good sounding solo trumpet, a very nice whistler or an incredible Opera Singer. There's a little of Venice Modern Strings, a little of Dominus, so I think it is a nice collection different instruments.
Each of these has a special place in my heart, so instead of posting them into a playlist here are with a description:
Spaghetti Eastern is done by our incredibly talented Simone Mor. Not only he's an amazing poly-instrumentalist but he also discovered the art of working with MIDI a year ago. Nevertheless he mademy favourite demos for Venice Modern Strings, Dominus Choir Pro and here with Spaghetti Western.
With this demo, which was the first demo done with the library I specifically asked him to do a piece with almost all the instruments in the library. Everything you hear here is the Spaghetti Western:
Morriconiana is made by our friend and long time collaborator Riccardo Barba (the one playing in our Scoring Piano video). I think he captured the style and the language of Ennio in a very poetic way and I think that his demo highlights the strengths of the Opera Singer in the library. Jimin Oh, the performer, has been one of the most incredible and talented performers we have ever recorded. The only instrument not included into Spaghetti here is the Harpsichord from Rinascimento, which is doubled with the Glockenspiel included in the library.
Cacti and Coyotes is made by the incredibly talented Mattia Chiappa, who is also a user here in vi-control. While all the other demos have a sort of retro-feel and they inherit by the simply but beautiful language of Ennio Morricone, I think that this demo shows what Western Music would spaghetti would be today. It's a modern approach to Western Music and it clearly shows the skill of Mattia in tackling this genre.
Cowboy Treetop is made by our own fluffy Matteo Melchiori. Matteo is a talented guitar player and drummer and, as a fan of Morricone's music, he has been greatly involved with this library. This demo has very different moment, like a journey through the western lands.
The library will be out sometime next week so stay tuned!
More info here:
https://www.fluffyaudio.com/shop/spaghetti-western/