EastWest Symphonic Orchestra Strings Platinum v1.0.9 PLAY Soundbank

EastWest Symphonic Orchestra Strings Platinum v1.0.9 PLAY Soundbank

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 Multi-award-winning Collection of Orchestral Favorites
Recorded by 11-time Grammy nominated classical recording engineer Prof. Keith O. Johnson, the EASTWEST/QUANTUM LEAP SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA was honored with Sound On Sound's Reader's Choice Award an unprecedented 3-times, and the very first orchestral collection to be recorded in a "state of the art" concert hall where orchestras mainly perform. Every detail of the recording hall is captured with incredible precision and detail, adding realism and shimmer to every note. You can create convincing orchestral performances with very little time and effort, and the natural ambience will make it feel as though the instruments are playing back live.


 Complete Control Over Your Orchestra
To achieve the feel of a live concert hall performance, each instrument and section was recorded with three mic positions: close, stage (conductor‘s position) and hall. By selecting different mic positions, you can mix these sounds together to create virtually any placement or level of depth desired. This all but eliminates the need for artificial reverb, drastically cutting down on the amount of time you spend getting your ambience settings just right. Every major adjustable feature can be controlled from a single interface, including reverb, mic positions, filtering, and section volume. If you’re looking for warmth and the ability to easily manipulate nearly any aspect of the instruments’ performances to your heart’s content, Symphonic Orchestra gives you every tool you need in one place.


 Strings
Strings - Expressive, buttery and incredibly smooth, the strings shine when you need to capture delicacy and inner strength. They’re more than potent enough when you need to add some heat to your productions, but they’re at their best when they have room to breathe and you gently ride the expression (CC11).


 String Instruments Include:
  • 18 Violins • 11 Violins • 10 Violas •10 Cellos • 9 Double Basses
  • 4 Violins • 3 Cellos • Solo Violin • Solo Viola • Solo Cello
  • Solo Contrabass • Harp • Harpsichord • Large String Ensembles


 Brass
Brass - Dynamic, bright, and bold, you can use the brass section to pump up the strongest moments with trumpet and trombone marcato, crescendos, and fortepianos. For softer, more lyrical moments, the French horns will become your best friend. And when you’re looking to create either whimsy or absolute terror, the Wagner tubas will lay all the groundwork you need.


 Brass Instruments Include:
  • 2 Trumpets • 4 Trumpets • 6 French Horns • 4 Trombones
  • 4 Wagner Tubas • Solo Trumpet 1 • Solo Trumpet 2 • Solo Piccolo Trumpet
  • Solo French Horn • Solo Trombone • Solo Tuba


 Woodwinds
No section of the orchestra has such a diverse set of tone colors as the woodwinds, and they’re all subtle enough that they blend extremely well with the string section (they can also double the brass, but in a live setting, the brass section often overpowers the woodwinds). They’re best suited to woodwind ensemble passages and thickening up key moments in the strings and brass.


 Woodwind Instruments Include:
  • 3 Flutes • 3 Oboes • 3 Clarinets • Solo Flute • Solo Alto Flute
  • Solo Piccolo Flute • Solo Oboe • Solo English Horn 1 • Solo English Horn 2
  • Solo Clarinet • Solo Bass Clarinet • Solo Bassoon • Solo Contrabassoon


 Percussion
All the odds and ends you can ask for in drums, metals, woods, cymbals, and gongs. From bombastic bass drums and huge timpani rolls to detailed auxiliary percussion like crotales, chimes and steel plates, you can cover virtually all your orchestral percussion with this one section.


 Percussion Instruments Include:
  • 3 Snares • 5 Concert Toms • Concert Bass Drum • Wagner Bass Drum
  • Field Ensemble • Field Funeral Tenor • Mahler Hammer • Roto Toms
  • Snare Ensemble Large • Snare Ensemble Small • Taiko Drums • Anvils
  • Artillery Shells • Bowed Crotales • Celesta • Crotales • Glockenspiel
  • Hall Noise • Orchestral Chimes • Sleigh Bells • Steel Plates • Triangles
  • Various Metals • Vibes • Waterphone • All Sticks • Castanets • Steinway B Piano • Guiro • Marimba • Puilli Sticks • Slap Sticks • Tambourine • Various Percussion • Washboard • Wind Machine • Woodblock Symphony • Xylophone

 
Please note: This is not a ‘standalone’ product. It requires the PLAY from EastWest. You can Download EastWest PLAY Full version HERE
Comments (12)
  1. Rock.Collector
    Rock.Collector Guests 5 February 2022 08:08
    +16
    Didn't work!
    1. R66
      R66 Guests 24 February 2022 09:09
      +7
      Yes it should work - First, you must use the RZR release of PLAY (very important), second,
      you must copy the "products", "ProductChunks" and "Previews" folders found inside RZR, into
      the ProgramData\EastWest\ folder of your system drive, this step is very important.  And finally,
      create a folder called "Play Libraries" on your hard disk and copy over the library folder itself called "EW Symphonic Orchestra Strings" ONLY to "Play Libraries" you created.   Run PLAY, and in the browser section right click on a blank area and select "Add Library" you should see the EW Symphonic Orchestra Strings" select that option and then browse to the location of the saved library, in this case "Play Libraries, and select the Platinum Strings folder" and click OK.

      If it's not working for you and others it is because you did not follow the correct procedure to install the resource files and libraries at their correct locations.

      I have fully tested this myself and it works.  To be honest, for 50GB it's not so good, and this release is misleading as on this site it says it includes all orchestra instruments, which is false, it only includes STRINGS instruments like Cello, Viola, Violin and of course Harp and Harpsicord, that's it, no drums, brass or other instruments., not worth the huge 50GB, save yourself some trouble.


  2. MixDown
    MixDown Guests 5 February 2022 19:54
    -12
    Waoow Very Very Nice, Peace!
  3. Magdy Farag
    Magdy Farag Member 6 February 2022 17:46
    -8
    Thank you it is so good
  4. morningporridge
    morningporridge Member 16 February 2022 18:50
    +17
    none of your east west plugins work. every single one of them has the same problem. when you try to open an instrument inside the play thing it just says that the certain ewf file couldn't be found in your pc.
    1. R66
      R66 Guests 24 February 2022 09:11
      +2
      Read my reply above, follow the correct instructions to install the library, it is included in the RZR.TXT in the release, make sure to follow it exactly.  I have tested these myself and it works without issues, it's important you install first the resource files in the PROGRAMDATA folder as instructed, then the Library instrument folder in the directory "Play Libraries" you create.  You must also follow the correct steps to ADD the library within PLAY.  You must make sure to use the RZR PLAY release to install these, this is very important.


  5. Rock.Collector
    Rock.Collector Guests 28 February 2022 10:50
    +2
    Quote: R66
    Yes it should work - First, you must use the RZR release of PLAY (very important), second,
    you must copy the "products", "ProductChunks" and "Previews" folders found inside RZR, into
    the ProgramData\EastWest\ folder of your system drive, this step is very important.  And finally,
    create a folder called "Play Libraries" on your hard disk and copy over the library folder itself called "EW Symphonic Orchestra Strings" ONLY to "Play Libraries" you created.   Run PLAY, and in the browser section right click on a blank area and select "Add Library" you should see the EW Symphonic Orchestra Strings" select that option and then browse to the location of the saved library, in this case "Play Libraries, and select the Platinum Strings folder" and click OK.

    If it's not working for you and others it is because you did not follow the correct procedure to install the resource files and libraries at their correct locations.

    I have fully tested this myself and it works.  To be honest, for 50GB it's not so good, and this release is misleading as on this site it says it includes all orchestra instruments, which is false, it only includes STRINGS instruments like Cello, Viola, Violin and of course Harp and Harpsicord, that's it, no drums, brass or other instruments., not worth the huge 50GB, save yourself some trouble.



    I know how to install the EastWest soundbanks.
    With the first ones posted here it works perfectly - but unfortunately not with this one. But anyway...
  6. Grey
    Grey Guests 2 April 2022 04:13
    +1
    Merci beaucoup de partager. Tout fonctionne comme expliqué dans les commentaires. Merci vraiment.
  7. sixdotone
    sixdotone Guests 4 August 2022 20:58
    +10
    Excellent Upload, you guys made my day. Also...
    Dear Admin, Please, pretty please, could you also upload Symphonic Brass, Woodwinds & Percussions. That would complete the EastWest Symphonic Orchestra collection.
    Lots of Love.
  8. lebrt
    lebrt Member 19 January 2023 03:08
    -1
    Hi, how can I download Play RZR for mac?
  9. hazyware
    hazyware Member 7 February 2023 23:25
    0
    admin, can you please upload symphonic orchestra percussion, please?
    Thank you
  10. paki59
    paki59 Member 10 May 2023 10:52
    0
    Buongiorno. Volevo sapere se acquistando la libreria OPUS ORCHESTRA DIAMOND (GB 950) andrà in conflitto con Play r2r? Grazie

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