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DimebagPlan
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Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« on: Jun 7th, 2006, 1:11am » |
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Hello all, i was searching on the net for nice orchestral Soundbank. I have found the Vienna Symphonic library wich is really nice but, to be honest, it is too expensive for me...
Do you know some nice professional orchestral library
with a cheaper prices 
And if Yes wich software allow me to play thoses library
Thanks for your help !!!!
Fell free to answer in English or French !
thanks you very much again !
Bye.
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marce
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #1 on: Jun 7th, 2006, 2:13am » |
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Are you an user of Harmony Assistant? I suppose that yes if you post here. So, you can use Harmony with Goldbase2 that is a good sound base that include orchestral instruments, plus lot of others.
If you are looking for something more specialized, the Garritan Personal Orchestra is probably the best option, that can be played from Harmony Assistant.
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DimebagPlan
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #2 on: Jun 7th, 2006, 8:01am » |
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No, i am not ! Sorry !
Thats because i found this forum with my orchestral library research on the net !
I didnt know that this forum was Linked to "HA"
I am really interested by Harmony Assistant !
Is there a way to Listen to some Demo songs Writed by Harmony Assistant with the Goldbase2 or the Garritan Personal Orchestra
Thanks you so much !
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Julien.
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ian-eklektia
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #3 on: Jun 7th, 2006, 11:32am » |
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good sound = expensive soft 
But HA is a very good soft. You can make very good music with Gold2!!!
Dimebadarel powa!! lol. I'm not the only one who listen metal here now hihihi
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #6 on: Jun 7th, 2006, 3:17pm » |
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This link can also be of help
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #7 on: Jun 7th, 2006, 8:52pm » |
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on Jun 7th, 2006, 2:54pm, Sylvain Machefert wrote:| I suppose DimebagPlan prefer MP3 demos, because he hasn't yet the Gold base. look at the pages of this forum, there are sometimes demos posted by users. |
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Here are some I mad :
Balade for violin
A recorder (flute) piece from Eberhard Werdin (excerpt)
A street organ made with church organ sound
C.P.E. Bach Solfegieto, jazz version
Take Five, fanfare version
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #10 on: Jun 8th, 2006, 7:00am » |
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Quote:| Dimebadarel powa!! lol. I'm not the only one who listen metal here now hihihi |
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Nope. I just wish more metal heads would listen to more baroque and classic. Metal could offer a whole lot more than just the Cookie Monster, Ethel Merman and dropped D.
The world suffered a loss when the Dime was taken. Not many realize that.
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ian-eklektia
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #11 on: Jun 8th, 2006, 10:35am » |
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Quelqu'un peut traduire?? 
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #12 on: Jun 20th, 2006, 11:53pm » |
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Forgive me if I am a little late to the party here but I would like to contribute some sample mp3 files rendered with the Gold 2 samples. I couldn't get it together at the time of the original post because I had to reinstall Windows twice in the last few weeks and in the confusion, lost all of my sound samples and my custom Virtual Singer voices as well as many programs. My back up strategy seems a bit deficient. I am only now reinstalling programs and putting my system back into working order. I might be a bit slow but even the cold blooded tortoise has a four chambered heart.
Here is the Adagio from Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8 rendered seven times with different voices from the Gold 2 sound base.
The first file is a "reference" piano version.
Piano:
Grand Piano 2
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaGP2.mp3
The next file is with Didier Roche's cathedral organ voices. In my opinion this set of 46 voices alone is worth the small cost of the Gold 2 disk. Even if you don't intend to render "organ music" the broad range of voices with so many subtle variations can be well used in any mix.
Organ:
Swell-Prestant 4'
Swell-Hautbois 8'
Swell-Montre 8'
Ped-Cor de nuit 2'
Ped-Clarion 4'
Ped-Bombarde 16'
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaO.mp3
A mix:
Overdrive Guitar (Guitar)
60's strings (Ensemble)
Natural Oboe 2 (Reed)
Cello 2 (String & Orchestra)
Tuba (Brass)
Contrabass (String & Orchestra)
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaMIX.mp3
Reed:
Natural Tenor Sax 2
Natural Clarinet 2
Xaphoon
Natural Clarinet
Natural French Bassoon
Natural Bass Clarinet
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaR.mp3
Brass:
Natural Trumpet
Euphonium
Trombone
Tuba
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaB.mp3
String & Orchestra
Natural Violin 2
Cello 2
Contrabass
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaS.mp3
Just for laughs - Pads and Effects:
Metal Fantasia (Synth Pad)
Fantasmosphere (Synth Pad)
Orchestral Atmosphere (Synth Effects)
Echo Drops (Synth Effects)
Ped-Bourdon 8' (organ)
Brightness (Synth Effects)
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/PaPAD.mp3
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Now two old popular song standards and two old popular computer game themes.
AlohaOe
Pedal Steel (Guitar)
Octa Rhodes (Piano)
Taiko (Percussive)
Natural Picked Bass 2 (Bass)
G. Org-Flute ouverte 4' (Organ)
Echo Drops (Synth Effects)
Rock drum set
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/AlohaOe.mp3
Oops, I dropped my tune in the surf.
Xaphoon (Reed)
Natural Violin 2 (String & Orchestra)
Natural Cello (String & Orchestra)
Choir aahs (Ensemble)
Choir aahs 2 (Ensemble)
60's Strings (Ensemble)
Synth Breathy Sax (Reed)
Seashore 2 (Effects)
Bird (Effects)
Overdrive Guitar (Guitar)
Natural French Bassoon (Reed)
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/EbbTide.mp3
The Duke is back to kick bass and chew bubble gum... and he's all out of gum!
Grand Piano 2 (Piano)
Bag Pipe (Ethnic)
English Horn 2 (Reed)
Natural Bass Clarinet (Reed)
Tubular Bell (Chromatic percussion)
Ped-Clairon 4' (Organ)
Powerful Natural Alto Sax (Reed)
Natural French Bassoon (Reed)
Ped-Cor de nuit 2' (Organ)
Steel Drums (Percussive)
Ped-Bombarde 16' (Organ)
Natural Harmonica 2 (Organ)
Natural Oboe 2 (Reed)
rock drum set
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/Grabbag.mp3
Daddy, Daddy I sawed the demon in Doom.
Clavi Bass (Bass)
Choir aahs 2 (Ensemble)
Natural Harmonica 2 (Organ)
Metal Atmosphere (Synth Effects)
Overdrive Guitar (Guitar)
Natural French Bassoon (Reed)
rock drum set
HTTP://webs.lanset.com/jow/IsawedTheDemon.mp3
Does anyone have HA rendered samples with the Garritan Personal Orchestra that they could post? I would love to hear what I am missing.
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Gordon
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Do I really need Gold Sound Database?
« Reply #13 on: Aug 8th, 2006, 12:03am » |
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I am using the GMSEbase sounds.
I have purchased HA a few years ago and recently I added VS, but I wondered if I really need the Gold 2 sounds, that I have not yet purchased.
Can anyone convince me that it is really worth while?
Do you get a CD sent to you, if you purchase on line?
How does it work. Do you install it and then it takes the place of the old sounds?
Any help would be appreciated. I feel I may be missing out on something here.
Thanks.
Gordon
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Gordon
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Re: Nice Symphonic or Orchestral Library ??
« Reply #14 on: Aug 8th, 2006, 12:11am » |
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I recently inquired about Gold sound database.
I have Finale 2006, which comes with a Garritan sound base light, but I haven't figured out how to use this is HA, and I don't know if it is even possible.
It seems that I should be considering Gold sound database after all.
Anyone with any comments to convince me. Is it really all that much better than the default sounds that come with HA?
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