48 Lively String Section “Evolutions”
Fueled by Spitfire Audio’s Evo Grid technology, Spitfire Symphonic Strings Evolutions streamlines the process of crafting elegant and emotional music from simple arrangements. The core of this plug-in lies in its top-class sample library, consisting of a symphony-sized string section recorded at AIR Studios’ acoustically gorgeous Lyndhurst Hall. These exquisite samples result in 48 Evolutions — long-form samples that dynamically ebb and flow over time, perfectly looping back into themselves for simple, seamless soundscapes. Moreover, this library’s Evo Grid ensures a creative and intuitive workflow when exploring Spitfire Symphonic Strings Evolutions’ samples, with an inspiring workflow that offers dynamic sound-sculpting possibilities while you’re playing it. Finally, this library sports a set of thrilling randomization features, including a “dice” function that allows you to randomly switch up your sound with a set of chosen parameters. Straightforward and endlessly inspiring, Spitfire Audio’s Spitfire Symphonic Strings Evolutions is sure to spark your compositional creativity.
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About Lyndhurst Hall
Lyndhurst Hall was initially constructed in 1884 by Alfred Waterhouse, an architect renowned for devising London’s Natural History Museum. The hall would be used for a multitude of purposes throughout the decades, including emergency shelters during both World War I and II, as well as hosting live events, club meetings, and church gatherings. Following a closure in the 1970s, Sir George Martin reopened Lyndhurst Hall in 1992, becoming a go-to choice for recording music that would go on to be heard in homes and cinemas around the world, including Oscar-winning and -nominated works and triple-A video games.
Spitfire Audio: virtual tools for weaving sonic colorful tapestries
As the constellation of technologies that allow us to ideate, record, perform, create, and reimagine music continues to grow, so does our artistic potential. Spitfire Audio sits at the nexus of power and possibility, with its expansive catalog of diverse and inspiring virtual instruments serving as tools for summiting uncharted peaks of sonic exploration. Across classical, experimental, esoteric, and international realms of orchestration, Spitfire Audio’s instrumental suite comprises an invigorating medley of evocative compositional capabilities. State-of-the-art capture technologies were wielded by daring musical minds, with the likes of Hans Zimmer, BT, Ólafur Arnalds, Evelyn Glennie, Lea Bertucci, and the London Contemporary Orchestra among the company’s pantheon of collaborators. Strings, brass, world percussion, keys, guitars, synths, effects — Spitfire Audio is your gateway to varying hues of masterfully designed and resynthesized cinematic sound.
Spitfire Audio Spitfire Symphonic Strings Evolutions Features:
- Evolution sample library, consisting of a 60-piece string section recorded at AIR Studios’ legendary Lyndhurst Hall
- 48 Evolutions and Spitfire Audio’s Evo Grid technology offer a seamless and inspiring workflow that encourages in-the-moment experimentation, with dynamic samples that evolve and loopback into themselves
- Randomizer functions offer hours of compositional creativity, with the ability to set parameters within the randomized results for a more sonically cohesive experiment
- Recorded with an ultra-premium signal chain to ensure the highest level of sonic detail, including Neve Montserrat preamps, a Neve 88R Desk, world-class valve and ribbon mics, and a Studer tape machine
- Includes a simple microphone mixer to sculpt the sound of your Evolutions
