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Visual context for Spitfire go for more versatile sound with Studio Strings.
The modern landscape of film scoring, game composition, and pop music production demands extreme adaptability from virtual instruments. In a signif...
For years, the signature “Spitfire Sound” was synonymous with the lush, epic, and highly wet acoustics of their legendary recordings. W...
Why Spitfire Go For More Versatile Sound With Studio Strings
Historically, Spitfire’s libraries have been celebrated for their cinematic grandeur. However, this signature ambient decay can sometimes be ...
Recorded section-by-section (1st Violins, 2nd Violins, Violas, Cellos, and Double Basses) by award-winning engineer Simon Rhodes, this library come...
To help you choose the right version for your studio setup, we have compiled a detailed breakdown of the technical specifications and pricing for b...
232 Articulations (including half-sections)
6 configurations (Pin-sharp to Super-wide)
Integrating a dry string library into your template requires a slightly different approach than working with pre-ambient orchestral packages. When ...
Use Algorithmic and Convolution Reverbs in Tandem: Start with a short, bright convolution room reverb to glue the dry sections together, then send ...
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