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New Music For Stylophone – Stylophonika

The Kingston University Stylophone Orchestra has released Stylophonika, a new album of music arranged for the Stylophone.… Read More New Music For Stylophone – Stylophonika

February 14, 2022February 14, 20224 Comments

Working With Free Spitfire Audio LABS Virtual Instruments

Here’s a look at how to get the most out of the free LABS virtual instruments, created by Spitfire Audio. … Read More Working With Free Spitfire Audio LABS Virtual Instruments

January 15, 2022January 16, 20224 Comments

Free Orchestra For Bitwig Studio

Bitwig has announced a free sound sound library for Bitwig Studio, Orchestral Strings.… Read More Free Orchestra For Bitwig Studio

December 21, 2021December 21, 20211 Comment

Orchestral Tools Intros Berlin Symphonic Strings

The library incorporates 68 instruments across 5 sections: First violins, second violins, violas, celli, and basses.… Read More Orchestral Tools Intros Berlin Symphonic Strings

December 23, 2020December 23, 2020Leave a comment

Orchestral Tools Junkie XL Brass Now Available

Orchestral Tools has introduced Junkie XL Brass, a new brass library created in collaboration with composer, producer & synthesist Tom Holkenborg.… Read More Orchestral Tools Junkie XL Brass Now Available

December 23, 2019December 23, 20194 Comments

Steinberg Iconica Sections & Players – A New Orchestral Sound Library For HALion

Steinberg has introduced Iconica Sections & Players, a new orchestral sample library for HALion.… Read More Steinberg Iconica Sections & Players – A New Orchestral Sound Library For HALion

June 28, 20181 Comment

Roland Cloud Adds Software D-50 Linear Synthesizer, Virtual Orchestra

Roland Cloud has been updated to version 4.4, adding Anthology Orchestra and a software Roland D-50.… Read More Roland Cloud Adds Software D-50 Linear Synthesizer, Virtual Orchestra

September 16, 201714 Comments

Live ‘Synthphonic Orchestra’ Performance

Stotz performs an original composition, inspired by the work of Beethoven, on Korg Triton LE and Roland Juno Gi.… Read More Live ‘Synthphonic Orchestra’ Performance

May 7, 20178 Comments

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