Yeah, Spitfire have been killing it lately. That reminds me to review some of their newer stuff. Cheers!

decent sampler has good freebies as well

@@robertatkins6377 Definitely. Worth a look even if you own paid libraries.

So glad to be of help!

does it work by it self with out any kontakt players or other crap ?

@@Juos10kustuNo Kontakt, no crap! You just have to install VSL's own VSTi and installation app. Cheers!

Thank you for watching!

Yeah lots of options these days! Cheers!

Hi! Did you use the Vienna Assistant to install everything? If you open the Vienna Assistant, you should be able to see what is, and where they are, installed. Let me know if that helps! Cheers!

Hi Ali. Thank you so much! I can confirm that BBO has multi-output (9 stereo outputs), but I could not find any multi-timbral MIDI input options. I'll investigate further...thanks for watching!

All I can say is that it's definitely something free from Austria, and it has nothing to do with Kontakt's factory library. This runs in their own Synchron Player, so if you like what you hear, check it out! Thanks for watching!

@@palebluedotstudios definitely. I hope these are all new samples then.

@@emanuel_soundtrack Completely new. This is the entire orchestra playing at the same time, at full force. Nothing like this in the Kontakt library, which is almost 20 years old now!

@@palebluedotstudioswow thats a lot haha I have still some sympathy for Kontakt´s VSL, because for me is just brand new since this year ;) I find the plug in options still very useful. By the way, composing for games or using the samples in a more hybrid way can make you need what you don´t expect as well. I gonna download this one, and hope me it gives me more confidence about buying the full VSL stuff, that is probably the most expensive at the moment, and also best. At least their woods look like the best. NOw regaerding similar offers, i personally hated the free LAyers of Orchestral Tools. Absolutely limited and does not work well with a classical compositional workflow. There is also the Project Sam free vst. The best of these things is to add on some FX stack, and maybe they have the right tutti sound for some moments. BUt since ihave the EW orchestrator and orchestra, i just use it when i want to be more "hybrid" or fx.

@@emanuel_soundtrack I would say it's worth trying out. I own the Special Edition Vol. 1 and I use it all the time for professional work.

I can see that. My quick arrangement may not have been the very best showcase. Check out VSL’s walkthrough; they get it sounding more cinematic. But like I said in the video, I’m impressed, and think it’ll layer nicely with my other libraries. Cheers!

​@@CraigScottFrost Hmmm....that's a valid concern. It's hard to say for sure, but I will say that Big Bang got updated since I recorded the demo, and they added some really punchy layers with names like "Enraged". It's really worth checking out, if you're ok with iLok.

@@CraigScottFrost Hot damn! Let me know how it goes. What controller? I'm in the market for a new one.

@@CraigScottFrost Oh yeah, for sure it's a great time to be making music! I think you're making great choices here: Arturia and Softube are kind of the best in class in this field of integrated software/hardware controllers. I'm definitely envious. And good to know you're a Reaper guy; I'm in the process of learning Reaper for my job, so I might have to hit you up for tips, haha. Cheers!

@@CraigScottFrost Damn. I hate waiting for gear deliveries! Haha. Yeah, Kenny Gioia's been a big help. I'm getting the hang of it, still getting used to the whole right-click-to-select thing. What a strange choice; never seen that in a DAW before.

Yes, it's iLok. But you do not need a USB dongle.

Yep. I'm used to iLok, and you don't need the dongle at all anymore. But I get it. Thanks for watching!

I understand. Not for everyone! Thanks for watching!