46.2GB• 46.2GB of astounding quality content
• Over 70,000+ WAV files/samples in this instrument alone!
• Solo flute, piccolo, oboe, clarinet and bassoon
• Multiple legato modes at varying dynamics
• Staccatos and shorter Staccatissimos to craft realistic short note passages
• Intuitive trills function allowing easy playing of any trills/tremolos up to a perfect 5th in width! (seven chromatic notes - C to G for example)
• Ability to control level of mechanical noises of the woodwind instruments, which also follows your performance
• Flutter tonguing, Triple tonguing and much more...
I have just purchased this and at this price tag they're a good buy. Be prepared to open the wrench in Kontakt and adjust the releases and other parameters, but then you have some good soloists for your orchestra... excellent fast legato and staccatissimo.
Re: Auddict master solo woodwinds 84% off
Posted: Feb 27, 2023 6:19 pm
by RobS
did a little test today with the winds, the Sicilienne from Fauré's suite "Pélleas et Mélisande", and they seem to behave pretty well...
Fauré.mp3
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Re: Auddict master solo woodwinds 84% off
Posted: Feb 27, 2023 9:36 pm
by Lawrence
Sounds nice.
Rob, is there a reason you would you use these instead of your usual VSL winds?
Re: Auddict master solo woodwinds 84% off
Posted: Feb 28, 2023 12:17 am
by RobS
Lawrence wrote: ↑Feb 27, 2023 9:36 pm
Sounds nice.
Rob, is there a reason you would you use these instead of your usual VSL winds?
Hi Larry, only reason would be the multiple mic positions, in this case the stage mics are putting the instrument at the right distance while one of the close mics is adding detail. But also them being more intense in terms of tone and vibrato. The vsl are staying as well as the eastwest gold ones...
Re: Auddict master solo woodwinds 84% off
Posted: Feb 28, 2023 2:06 am
by Lawrence
Listening to the demos, I wasn’t crazy about the oboe. What do you think? I also thought the clarinet sounded pretty good.
Re: Auddict master solo woodwinds 84% off
Posted: Feb 28, 2023 4:02 am
by RobS
I'm not crazy too... had to manouvre quite a bit to make it phrase in an acceptable way. Like using the staccato patch, which isn't really staccato but has a clean attack, to start every initial notes of a phrase otherwise the attacks would be blurry. The timbre itself is not bad though: