Spitfire Audio Abbey Road Orchestra: Flutes Professional (Produto digital)

Spitfire Audio Abbey Road Orchestra: Flutes Professional is a meticulously crafted virtual instrument designed to bring your orchestral flute compositions to life with stunning realism and expressive nuance. Recorded in the iconic Abbey Road Studios' Studio One, this library captures the rich, warm sound of a professional flute section, offering unparalleled playability and responsiveness to inspire your creative process.

Featuring state-of-the-art legato programming, Abbey Road Orchestra: Flutes Professional includes multiple dynamic legato intervals and flexible interval types triggered by playing speed, allowing for natural, fluid transitions and lifelike performances. Whether you are composing sweeping cinematic scores or delicate chamber pieces, this instrument provides the ultimate flute sound palette.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive articulations including Performance Legato, Lyrical Legato, Legato Runs, and a variety of Long and Short techniques to deliver expressive dynamics.
• Advanced legato techniques with seven legato patches triggered by speed and velocity for unmatched realism and fluidity.
• Extensive sampling depth capturing subtle nuances and tonal variations of professional flautists.
• 16 carefully curated microphone signals, including mixes and close, ambient, and vintage options, all recorded by GRAMMY® Award-winning engineer Simon Rhodes.
• Authentic sound captured in the legendary Abbey Road Studios, providing warmth and presence to your compositions.

With Abbey Road Orchestra: Flutes Professional, composers and producers gain a powerful tool for creating evocative and dynamic flute parts with ease and detail. This library is perfect for film, TV, game scoring, and any project requiring an expressive orchestral flute sound.

• Performance and Lyrical Legato (Extended and standard)
• Legato Runs and various legato interval types
• Long articulations including flutter and sfz
• Short articulations such as staccato, marcato, and multiple tonguing techniques
• Major and Minor trills
• Multiple microphone perspectives for mixing flexibility