Epic Percussion: Abbey Road One - Orchestral Foundations
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มี.ค. 2024
- Here's a very short and rough sketch with the percussion from Spitfire Audio's library "Abbey Road One - Orchestral Foundations". The percussion from this library isn't extremely detailed or deeply sampled, but it really packs a punch and the room tone is just glorious - enjoy!
All instruments are using Mix 1 with no processing.
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It may be harsh but in all honesty- the percussion from ARO Orchestral foundations sounds a lot like the Originals version from Spitfire's old Albion, which is a 30€ library. That bright Abbey road tone is obviously present but the mics required to get it lends to the washy mud, like the Originals percussion.
Different mics probably solves that mixing issue but then you kind of lose on the secondary reason for getting the library in the first place; that it sounds like Abbey Road.
Primary function of being a sketching tool is still undisputed though. It's easy, it's quick, it's got all the essentials. It's a true successor to the idea of Albion One but I think ARO does it much better. Taking orchestration out of the equation is annoying but that isn't the point. The percussion could have been a bit more in-depth though, I don't think people would complain over an extra gigabyte or so.
i dont agree on this, Albion sounds very different. the bass drum, the snares and some more things are very differnt. More mics, better sound overall and the room tone of course.
@@talnomix3164 As a whole yes, but the ARO foundations percussion remains reminiscent of the Originals percussions.
That's just the percussion though, everything else in ARO sounds obviously different.
The Originals are more on the side of the epic percussion. This one is also oriented to the epic side, but it can also work on the traditional side. It has snares whereas Originals doesn't, but have more taikos and toms. Both are similar but still different.