Some Arkhis Presets

[@Benjamin-xn8xz]

this is what i call, a good review

[@Limbiclesion]

Tip...good review but for this instrument you maybe need to explore the optimum octave for each preset 🙏🙏🏿

[@joshuanirmal9068]

Is this just the raw sound? Or have you used any reverb plug-in or some other plug-in on the master channel?? Because, they sound pleasant and don't sound clunky or muddy especially on the mid range as most sample libraries do. So what's going on here. 🤔 Any explanations??

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

Just raw sound here, although i think the presets might have reverb under the hood(not sure though)

[@joshuanirmal9068]

@@profundisconfutatis8093 Sounds interesting. Thanks for the response.

[@ΥπερδιαγαλαξιακόςΑστροπολεμιστ]

All of them is Orchestral Tools libraries.This is sick.A lot of money.But you get the best quality in library category

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

I have probably spent more money on libraries I don't use than orchestral tools. Infact I probably spent 2-3x as much on cheaper libraries thinking they'd get me close to what I wanted - so if there is a company you really like the sound and features of - try it out. if it jives with you - then go all in.

[@wayneburnett5098]

Thanks!

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

no problem!

[@serapiocorrea2130]

thanks! ,but ....
only particles floating all the time
something many synthesizer pads have already made ... with a lot less than 12g

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

This is made with recorded symphonic material - not synths.

[@serapiocorrea2130]

Symphonic AI by Sample Logic / Red Room Audio is more alive than this.

[@oblomurg]

It sounds great but I needed something that wouldn't take over the mix.
Arkhis seems more subdued & inconspicuous.

[@Ghibliite]

Just checked it out and it can't even closely compare to this