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- A test track i made, that only uses instruments from "The Orchestra Essentials" by Sonuscore. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Anyway, I hope you get something out of this video.
Thanks for listening
Eiden16
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I got that this software makes awesome music.
Thank you Eiden16.
Thank you so much! This is really helpful in trying to choose a vst.
You're welcome!
Sounds great!
Thanks.
Awesome, just recently bought
That was fantastic. Well done! Great product too especially for the price.
I agree about the product. The video itself could be better, though, as I feel it's a little too rushed.
Thanks for listening!
@@eiden1665 the video is perfect as it is, I already have The essentials (jumped out of my chair to buy as soon as I got mail of it)
But like, the video you made perfectly conveys how it feels to use it and how it sounds.
So I'd say job well done mate!
i liked this Piece
Very nice! Other than the dynamics we see in the video, is there anything else you did to the instruments? (Or it is mostly out of the box?)
Sorry that it took me so long. I must have totally missed your comment somehow.
Apart from EQing out some frequencies on the timpani and some light Limiting on the Master Out, it are all out of the box sounds. I used the EQ and Reverb Presets though, that are available in the mixing page of The Orchestra Essentials.
Hope this information was still usefull to you and have a fantastic day!
Now that over a year has passed, would you still consider this to be a good plugin for beginners who just got rid of their free orchestral libraries and are starting to get serious about scoring, or would you recommend a more expensive one?
Personally, I still think, that I’d have liked it as my starter library.
It’s got all the basic instruments and articulations that make up your mainstream orchestra. It's also light on your computer’s resources. Of course, a few instruments and articulations are missing, like soloists or legato patches. And the Tubular Bell sadly still sounds like a Violin.
The Orchestrator is a nice feature to see how the instruments work together. If you want to learn orchestration though, I’d recommend a book on this topic.
One thing I learned is to not spend too much on samples. A good composition will sound good with pretty much any library, and vice versa.
If you like the sound of “The Orchestra Essentials”, then go for it. You can always upgrade to “The Orchestra Complete” later. If not, I’d take a look at something else.
By the way, if you plan on getting it at BestService, I’d recommend to wait a few days, since they usually have their 2for1 Easter-Sale coming up shortly.
Hope this helped and I wish you lots of fun composing!
Edit: They fixed the Tubular Bells. They now sound like they should.
@@eiden1665 huge help, thanks!
Melody sounds a lot like Sons of Winter and Stars by Wintersun.
Cool, first time I hear of them. I just checked them out and they've got a new listener now. Thanks for introducing me to a new band.
Is it possible to export the indvidual MIDI instruments from The Orchestra Essentials?
No, if you're talking about the Midi Drag and Drop function, it's not available in the Essentials version.
You can still take a look at the engine and recreate it yourself though.
@@eiden1665 So what's the purpose of this engine, if I have to recreate everything from scratch manually in my DAW? That's nonsense. Unfortunately I have already bought it.😠
@Robert Fuchs Personally I see it more as a tool to quickly underscore a melody or to get a feel for what style might be fitting. As this is the Essentials version I feel like this one is geared more towards beginners, who just want to get good sounding results and don't care much about editing. I agree that the Midi Drag Drop would be nice, but they (Sonuscore) probably left this to the Complete version, to justify the higher price for that one.
Also, don't forget that you can still use the orchestra colours as well as the single instruments without the engine (especially the The Evil Brass is great imo).
If you're not happy with it, you could send them an email and ask if they'd take it back (although I doubt it).
What's the cost? Sounds great but I think I have most of those sounds already.
Hi, currently it costs 99$, for more up to date prices take a look here: sonuscore.com/shop/the-orchestra-essentials/
They also have an articulation comparison available at: www.sonuscore.com/guests/downloads/Articulation_Comparison_TO_Family_V3.pdf
It's on sale for only $49 right now till June 23rd!
I hope someone can help me with my problem.
I purchased The "Essential" Series of Sonuscore-Orchestra and now want to create different tracks like shown here. So how do i get the different sounds out of the 1 .nki ?
What i mean is, i want to create several MIDI-Tracks that trigger different Presets in this one .nki
IN this video, it seemed like you build your own template. But i don't get how i get the individual sounds out of it.
i use Cubase LE Elements 11.
Hi, you might want to take a look at the manual www.sonuscore.com/guests/manuals/TOE_Manual_EN_1.0.pdf (part 2 should be what you're looking for). Other than that, I created a new Kontakt instance for each individual sound, loaded up the nki file and chose a preset I liked (as shown in the manual).
@@eiden1665 Hey, thank you for your answer. Yes, basically i thought there is a way not to load the nki-file like 8 times into Kontakt and choose every preset i want to for my project.
But i guess thats the only way. :-)
How did you get the instruments in your daw?
Have you already checked out this page: support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/209569769-How-to-Insert-Native-Instruments-Plug-ins-in-Cubase
If Kontakt isn't available you might want to check your VST Plugin Manager: steinberg.help/cubase_pro_artist/v9/en/cubase_nuendo/topics/installing_and_managing_plugins/plugin_manager_window_r.html
Make sure Cubase knows in what folder it's supposed to look for the plugins.
Hope this works out for you.
Thank you for the reply... My Daw is cakewalk so I think it is another way to get the instruments on the tracks. Ins't it?
@@nicomuziek Since I dont't use Cakewalk and have no experience with it I can not help you too much with it, but I found these two links which might help:
Link 1: support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/209593569-How-to-Insert-Native-Instruments-Plug-ins-in-Cakewalk
Link 2: support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/210313545-Plug-in-Administration-in-Cakewalk