Big, Bombastic Brass Ensemble
When you need the sassy stabs of a dynamic brass ensemble, turn to EastWest Quantum Leap Hollywood Pop Brass software instrument. Producers Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix recorded one of Hollywood's top horn sections in EastWest's studios, then brought in Grammy Award-winning engineer Moogie Canazio to polish these sounds to perfection. In all, Hollywood Pop Brass offers four-piece and five-piece ensembles comprised of trumpets, trombones, and saxophones. When your project requires first-call horn players, you'll do well with EastWest Quantum Leap Hollywood Pop Brass.
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All the articulations you need for dynamic, expressive compositions
Sustain: different types of sustained sounds including fast, medium, and long crescendos, sustain accent, crescendo, and diminuendo, and crossfadable versions of instruments.
Short: a variety of short-duration articulations, including marcato, stabs, staccato, and staccato repetitions.
Effects: special articulation techniques including falls, rips, growls, and trills.
Legato: plays back true legato intervals up to an octave in either direction.
MOD combo: includes instruments that combine multiple articulations, using the Mod Wheel to select between them.
Phrases: pop-centric phrases and subphrases at various tempose, recorded with multiple transpositions and mapped for use in a variety of key signatures.
Licks: instruments featuring short motifs that fall into one of six chord types
Keyswitch: instruments that combine multiple articulations into a single instrument, using keyswitches to activate the desired articulation
EastWest Quantum Leap Hollywood Pop Brass Software Instrument Features:
- Brass ensemble instrument, recorded in EastWest's Hollywood studio
- Punchy, dynamic pop/Latin brass sounds
- Developed with producers Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix, with Grammy Award-winning engineer Moogie Canazio
- 4-piece ensemble for all articulations that include two trumpets, trombone, and saxophone
- 5-piece ensemble for all articulations that include two trumpets, trombone, and two saxophones
- 8 types of articulations, each including round-robin variations
