Albion ONE is a very inspirational library that uses premium-quality samples fit for pop- and cinematic productions.
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Brand: Spitfire Audio
Albion ONE is a renowned, industry-standard orchestral sample library that provides all you need to make film music. This title comprises a 109-piece orchestra, accompanied by a thunderous cinematic percussion section, recorded at the world-famous Lyndhurst Hall at AIR Studios in London. Plus, there are warpable loops designed by award-winning engineers and an enormous steam synthesiser. Albion ONE contains high dynamics and energy while being versatile across multiple genres. Choose from four microphone positions and a high range of articulations including our esteemed legatos, for extra control. Equally suited to first-timers and established composers alike, this industry-standard product is the perfect place to start and go as deep as you want. We now bring you new super loud FFF dynamics for brass, strings, horns and trumpets, available in V2.0
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I think this is really a great addition to all my other libraries from Spitfire Audio. It covers a lot of ground and sounds great right out of the box!
Rad To The Max!
Very good product. Especially for the low charge of ram resources. And, of course, for the quality of the sampled sounds. I'm impressed.
Rich, complete, great possibility.
A very good product, it sounds very specific, very inspiring. By devoting "some" time to it, you can easily create good-sounding notes.
Very full and authentic sounds. Definitely an important part of my instrument collection and practice.
Best quality.
I really like this library and it is one of my favourites for composing for films, it has a very high quality and all the instruments sound amazing. The only thing I would say needs a bit of work is the User interface, because if this library had a new spitfire user interface I think it would be even easier to work with, and more people would buy and use it.
Sounds fantastic!
Albion One is Great. It's super easy to get started with and use. I was initially put off by the instrumentation being so broadly grouped but it's a non-issue in practice. Regarding the sound: It's Really fantastic and the included articulations are all most(Including Me) would ever need. This is a great product pure and simple.
Very usable library! All you need is there. It takes a little while to familiar with it, as it is quite extensive, but it's worth the time.
Pros: Sounds bright and airy out of the box Doesn't require a lot of tweaking/treating (none of my Albion tracks have major EQ cuts or boosts) Awesome logo Cons: I think we need more legacy patches Verdict: It really is "all you need for composing". This library has nearly everything. If you're in the early stages of composing, you should have this. BBCSO? Forget it. If you have a section strings library like SSS or CSS, use Albion One for layering. I swear to God, this library has so much potential. One of the most no-cons libraries I have ever encountered. Thank you Spitfire, for proving me wrong when I thought ensemble libraries were crap.
Is just mind blowing the quality!!!
Well ... if someone on yoyr site could help me, without suggesting that I am 'stupid', then I could use it and send a review.
This thing is great. If so had one go to instrument for orchestral design for film and or just pop/hip-hop tracks….. this would be it!!
Quite simply, I love this product!! I chose this over native
I feel like what’s missing from many of the string products is the natural glide between notes. I know this can be added manually or in your DAW but some players like omnes fear has a nice fly function and you can control the amount. This adds to the natural sound certain passages which goes a long ways to giving you a realistic performance.
incredibly universal software, i don't regret buying it.
Beautiful sounds and I’m sure with someone more experienced behind the plug in, can really emulate real sounding orchestral sounds, but this like any other string and brass vst I’ve come across, it lacks that initial non computer sound.. this is something geared towards a musician who is more inclined to technically create as you really need to dial in proper settings to make it sound authentic. Overall this has been the better choice with finding something to emulate orchestral sounds.