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This dynamic addition to the Spitfire Symphonic series is an inspiring tool created by composers, for composers, offering the flexibility to design expressive shorts and intricate rhythmic patterns with ease, enhancing the realism of your scores and bringing them to life. Spitfire Symphonic Motions features London’s finest string players performing a range of rebowing movements, rhythms and playing techniques. Experience the same high-end quality as the rest of our celebrated Symphonic libraries, expertly recorded in The Hall at AIR Studios. These performances are presented in an easy-to-use grid interface inside our award-winning dedicated plug-in, for instant access to almost infinite combinations of tempo-locked rhythms, techniques and realistic rebowing. Quickly express new ideas, or find new, unexpected combinations of notes to inspire your arrangements and compositions, creating tension and momentum.
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absolutely love it
I love It!
Gorgeous. Symphonic Motions has an exciting, very engaging sound. It fits right in with my other string libraries, and really ups the immersion of any string section.
This collection is one of the best I have purchased from spitfire. I've already started a new composition!
Full of inspiration, lots of possibilities, tweaking madness
genius ! it was a pleasure to discover this one
This plug really does a great job at exactly what it’s designed for. It. Is an awesome inspiration tool when the inspiration isn’t flowing or you hit a wall. The plug in was a great addition to my other spitfire libraries.
i love it when every possible expression is coaxed out of an instrument. this library is inspiring!
This is a great product !!!
Capability is put in the hands of the common musician. Everyone’s game will rise. You will learn and grow!
Haven't tested thoroughly in real "combat" yet.But sounds very promising.!
I was looking for an orchestral instrument to add to my purchases of Abbey One, Appassionata, Albion Solstice, amongst others, and whilst the Studio strings bundle (which I also have) offers midi ostinato which you can create from note assignment of whole notes, quavers, semi-quavers, etc… this instrument is an immediate blessing in disguise, using 16th, 8ths, 12th, 6th, to define the note repetitions assigned. That makes it an immediate rhythmic device, which syncs with the tempo of your DAW, and offers back such a quick basis to work out new ideas, that after purchasing this, I immediately completed a piece I was working on, which required a rhythmic element to finish it. That to me makes this a valid purchase to add to any suite of orchestral sample banks, and it has been a go to instrument to work out ostinato rhythmic ideas since its purchase. This instrument is well worth it, it sits with the other Spitfire Audio instruments and other manufacturers sound banks like they were made for each other.
Symphonic motions provides an excellent complement to your library. This product is definitely worth considering if you’re looking for an enchantment to your productions.
The website previews were compelling. First impressions are that the product seems to be very processor power-hungry. Maybe I need a bit more time using it to evaluate it in a better way.
These rythmic motions are impossible to emulate with a regular string library. great stuff!
I was looking for a symphonic sample library to ease my production process. In the past, I actually programmed staccato/spiccato-runs myself, which was quite a task, of course. Thanks to "Symphonic Motions", you get very well-sounding results much faster. It gives you control over almost every aspect of the sound, which is great if you want to add string lines to an already existing track. Highly recommended!
This is an inspiration goldmine. Struck a single chord and wrote a piece straight away. Wonderful library.
I love the versatility in the different motions and how the can be combined.
great sound doesnt fit easily with though with BBC orchestra when you need legato parts as well