Hours of fun, everything you need to embark on the journey to orchestral music

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This plugin sounds poor for the money I spent. Sounds are not rich and the plugin playback does not allow for any manipulation, pitch modification, or articulation.
the library is very easy to use and sounds great
Albion One is really, really cool. Incredible realism even for someone like me who is fairly new to orchestral/eclectic/hybrid music. It just sounds good!
Had it for week and can't leave it alone!
I always do my research before buying a product. So literally I watched hours of content on youtube about Albion One and I decided to buy. I had big expectations about this one but it shattered it. No regret at all. Best purchase.
i cannot find more beautiful orchestral sounds, and thus far, i'm finding navigation of the interface relatively intuitive and very pleasant. thanks y'all!
This library is absolutely fantastic. It lives up to phrase everything you need to start scoring right away. If you can't find something in here to inspire you I don't know what will. Keep up the good work. Your fan and customer for life. Randy (Randog65)
A nice beginning toolkit for media composers, an out of the box kit if you want to score movies and films. Well mixed and I love the diverse microphone choices.
After some initial setup difficulties, I have found Albion One to be amazing sounding with seemingly endless possibilities.
Really great library of sounds for scoring. Packed with tons of sound combinations and the opportunities for creating unique ideas are vast.
Wow, what a sensational Product
very epic yes
Overall good sounds, the only thing i wish was different is if they had it through the spitfire interface instead of kontakt.
Excellent product that inspires you to be creative. The amazing EDNA engine is brilliant for loading your own samples and experimenting. 10 out of 10.
Albion One has been the latest engine driving my recent scores. I replaced the string on some earlier scores with Albion and they sound much more dynamic and authentic. A most valuable purchase.
Albion One is actually a lot. Just got it and learning/organizing through the sounds and setups et cetera right now. It offers a lot of options and possibilities to create music. From what I can tell right now, all the sounds are great and ALL usable! With this Library, I can tell immediately that all that timbres are balanced with in relation to each other and seems developed with with the sound of the whole orchestra in mind. This helps to imagine, recreate and manage an orchestral sound. I love the product.
Albion ONE is the perfect VST to do section orchestration. I believe it's not the amount of different sounds/instruments, but the range of articulations that make it unique. I must advise, however, that this might not be ideal if you're looking into solo instruments. So, if you want VSTs to start scoring, I recommend getting this one + BBC Symphony Orchestra Core and you'll have pretty much everything you need to hit the ground running.
I just want to make music. Can't stop playing around with ONE and my DAW. Excellent youtube tutorials. Make more tutorials.
Well. It was only a few days ago that I bought the Albion One. It was something that I was dreaming from the first day I discovered it through YouTube. Since that day I have been spellbound by the way Christian Henson works. It is undoubtedly an immense inspiration for me. From a very young age I have always dreamed of having an instrument through which I could create the same music of all the great films that have inspired us all. The guitar is obviously not sufficient to achieve this. so I finally figured out the way to achieve this through daws and plugins. Especially these created by the geniuses of Spitfire. They are absolutely magnificent!!! I haven't had time yet to sit down and work in depth with the Albion One, but In Logic you can choose in the same Bar which notes you want to be articulated with Leggatos or as spiccato, independently, without having to isolate them, while in Albion One, if you choose an articulation for a note, it affects the rest. of the melody, or is it not?
