There are many sample library developers out there which I like allot, but Orchestral Tools are top of the game (in my opinion) such inspiring sounds. Congratulations on another great release
Thanks a lot for this wonderful walk through for the string instruments present in Andea... The sound is absolutely stunning! Kind regards and blessings, MaxT
This library looks fantastic. Might be a dumb question, but I'm not too familiar with OT libraries -- is that reverb built into the interface and how adjustable is it? I'd be curious to hear it fully dry
Hello I am new to VST I want to get this but I need to know something, I used the EZdrummer before and what I liked is that it came with the ability to give you different rhythms. Tres is a beautiful sound, but the Latin rhythms are hard for me to do, does this come with latin rhythms? or what can I do if I want to create a Cuban stile tres rhythm but I don't know how to do that on midi controllers? Amazing sounds Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words, Andea does not come with any rhythmic articulations, but you could potentially find free-to-use midi patterns showcasing whichever rhythm online.
How are the round robins? WIth Phoenix, you guys really dropped the ball by not sampling any round robins for the plucked instruments and the machine gun effect is dreadful. Does this library suffer from the machine gun effect as badly as Phoenix does? I'm interested in this library but very apprehensive after buying Phoenix and regretting it.
They have plenty this time, around 4 for stringed instruments, 5-6 for flute staccatos and percussion etc, there are more sections as well. Trust me, I got Andea after looking forward to it for weeks and it's great.
Definitely, I love the recordings in Phoenix Orchestra but it seems rushed in that regard (probably because they were commissioned to do it by a composer), this one is definitely way better
I was not happy with the Phoenix orchestra. There were not enough velocity layers to be useful, and even with the few layers, it wasn't edited well enough to be playable.
There are many sample library developers out there which I like allot, but Orchestral Tools are top of the game (in my opinion) such inspiring sounds. Congratulations on another great release
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback!
I might just have to get this one during the sale too...
Bravo!!!
As Argentinian, I can say Guitarra, Charango and Bombo Legüero (even Arpa) are very impressive!
Thank you!
Absolutely spectacular product.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful walk through for the string instruments present in Andea... The sound is absolutely stunning! Kind regards and blessings, MaxT
Bought! Now let's hope the Russian Folk Orchestra is next!
Yes!
Yes!
YES PLEASE, Been wanting this for years!!!!!
Putins Wagner Orchestra lol❤
I would cry
This library looks fantastic. Might be a dumb question, but I'm not too familiar with OT libraries -- is that reverb built into the interface and how adjustable is it? I'd be curious to hear it fully dry
Look at 2:29 at the bottom.
Hello I am new to VST I want to get this but I need to know something, I used the EZdrummer before and what I liked is that it came with the ability to give you different rhythms. Tres is a beautiful sound, but the Latin rhythms are hard for me to do, does this come with latin rhythms? or what can I do if I want to create a Cuban stile tres rhythm but I don't know how to do that on midi controllers? Amazing sounds Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words, Andea does not come with any rhythmic articulations, but you could potentially find free-to-use midi patterns showcasing whichever rhythm online.
How are the round robins? WIth Phoenix, you guys really dropped the ball by not sampling any round robins for the plucked instruments and the machine gun effect is dreadful. Does this library suffer from the machine gun effect as badly as Phoenix does? I'm interested in this library but very apprehensive after buying Phoenix and regretting it.
They have plenty this time, around 4 for stringed instruments, 5-6 for flute staccatos and percussion etc, there are more sections as well. Trust me, I got Andea after looking forward to it for weeks and it's great.
Definitely, I love the recordings in Phoenix Orchestra but it seems rushed in that regard (probably because they were commissioned to do it by a composer), this one is definitely way better
I was not happy with the Phoenix orchestra. There were not enough velocity layers to be useful, and even with the few layers, it wasn't edited well enough to be playable.