Good program for recreating strings?

Please recommend me, I want to wip some out. (musically that is)

How about Symphonic Orchestra Gold Edition?

http://www.soundsonline.com/EWQL-Symphonic...-pr-EW-160.html

It's brilliant!

500 dolla :(

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yeah, its brilliant, and its 'around'.

edirol orchestral is ok... not sure how much, its got a good selection of sounds but there not the BEST, it depends whether you want good filler strings or really good 'focal point' strings, i guess.

  welcome to the machine said:

yeah, its brilliant, and its 'around'.

 

edirol orchestral is ok... not sure how much, its got a good selection of sounds but there not the BEST, it depends whether you want good filler strings or really good 'focal point' strings, i guess.

Edirol's Orchestra has its moments but some of the violins are absolutely crap.

But yeah, Symphonic Orchestra is around...

go get some samples

I was hoping it's around, but apparently, I'm not good at I Spy.

cheese strings i think it's called its a free string vst

hold on.....

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/177.html

try searching cellofan. its free and pretty decent for what it is.

  chris moss acid said:

cheese strings i think it's called its a free string vst

 

 

hold on.....

 

 

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/177.html

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just recently i took my minidisc to a friend's place and recorded myself recording long bowed notes on their cello.

i can't play cello so the i was getting all sorts of odd harmonics and an inconsistant volume. i played about 30 notes for about 5-10 seconds each. i had to tune them all (since i was lost without frets) but good lord it's good padding on my current track.

also plucked a bunch of notes and arranged those into a bassline.

basically... find someone that has the real instrument and spend an hour recording single hits. you'll find you can do so much with them and it won't sound like a preset

As free synth strings go like Mr.Moss D'Acid said, you can't really go wrong with Cheeze Machine, it's done a lot of cubus work for us.

  Adjective said:

just recently i took my minidisc to a friend's place and recorded myself recording long bowed notes on their cello.

i can't play cello so the i was getting all sorts of odd harmonics and an inconsistant volume. i played about 30 notes for about 5-10 seconds each. i had to tune them all (since i was lost without frets) but good lord it's good padding on my current track.

 

also plucked a bunch of notes and arranged those into a bassline.

 

basically... find someone that has the real instrument and spend an hour recording single hits. you'll find you can do so much with them and it won't sound like a preset

Yeah I got the same minidisc thing that you recommended me, and I'm working on sampling all the instruments at my local music shop. I also have a violin in my house, but it's missing a string.

cool, minidiscs are magical

i'm envious of your music shop access

i'd like to get another piano sampled, i've been using the same on for a while now

  Adjective said:

cool, minidiscs are magical

i'm envious of your music shop access

 

i'd like to get another piano sampled, i've been using the same on for a while now

Well I'm not sure if they will let me, but it's a walking distance from my school, so it's worth a try.

Well. Do you want to know how to do physical modelling or how to use samples well basically is the question.

I find this thing works pretty well