Spitfire Audio Abbey Road One: Soaring High Strings (Produto digital)

Spitfire Audio Abbey Road One: Soaring High Strings offers a harmonious and rich sound, meticulously tailored for romantic, lyrical passages without sacrificing high-speed runs. Featuring 16 first violins and 14 second violins playing in unison, this ensemble creates a passionate and lush sonic tapestry, perfect for composers seeking expressive and dynamic string textures.

Recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios by Grammy Award-winning engineer Simon Rhodes, the library provides 12 meticulously captured microphone signals—including two distinct mixes and ten microphone configurations—allowing for versatile sound design and mixing options to suit any cinematic or orchestral project.

Key Features:

• Articulations: Legato with multiple dynamics and vibrato, long notes with varied dynamics, and short notes featuring five round robins and multiple dynamics for realistic performance.
• Microphone Mixes: Two expertly crafted mixes: one lush and rich for cinematic depth, the other tighter and more detailed for fast passages.
• Microphone Signals: Includes vintage ribbons, close spots, Decca trees, outriggers, ambients, and spill microphones for unparalleled control over the orchestral soundstage.
• Expressive Capabilities: Ideal for crafting soaring, emotive string lines that blend romantic lyricism with technical agility.

Whether used as a standalone library or in combination with Abbey Road One: Orchestral Foundations, Soaring High Strings delivers the iconic Abbey Road sound with incredible depth and realism, empowering composers to bring their musical visions to life with lush, soaring string arrangements.

• 16 1st Violins and 14 2nd Violins playing in unison
• Recorded at Abbey Road Studios by Simon Rhodes
• Multiple articulations for expressive performance
• 12 microphone signals including vintage ribbons and Decca trees
• Two unique microphone mixes for versatile sound options
• Perfect for romantic, lyrical, and high-speed string passages