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  1. 9 hours ago, Carl Ewing said:

    WinAero Tweaker is also a miracle for many of Win 11's annoyances.

    It sounds small, but the one thing that truly drove me insane was the lack of seconds on the clock - I don't care about it on the taskbar, but I'd like to see them when I actually click on the clock so that I can sync up watches, etc.

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  2. 27 minutes ago, Carl Ewing said:

    They seem much more suited to big pop mixes, but not for intimate soloing. They do not sound realistic to me (at all).

    Compare to, say, Tina Guo Acoustic Cello (from almost 10 years ago): 

    I'm not sure that's the best comparison to Tina Guo, as that's that newer (small) ensemble instrument. They've got solo instruments too; here's a demo of their solo Cello (at 13:32)

    They definitely need more work to play though (in that you'll need to control multiple cc at once for the various aspects, rather than having the performance baked into the samples).

  3. 2 hours ago, Carl Ewing said:

    New solo orchestra library: Can't decide. I'm not inspired by anything I currently have except Tina Guo cello from Cinesamples and the solo brass in Cinebrass Core / Cinebrass Pro. I really don't like the scripting in most solo stuff I have, or find them dated sounding.

    Just a thought - have you considered the AudioModeling SWAM instruments?

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  4. On 11/23/2023 at 6:31 PM, Carl Ewing said:

    AudioBro's Eternity releases tomorrow at noon (EST). I'm hoping for sub $300 intro price, or cheaper with crossgrade from Genesis Children's Choir.

    https://audiobro.com/eternity-adult-choir/

    Eternity Complete (Eternity Choir and Eternity Expanded)
    $499.00 (38% Off $799.00)

    Eternity Adult Choir
    $399.00 (20% Off $499.00)

    Looks like there's a further discount if you own some of their other products, but it doesn't seem much.

  5. As I understand, VI-C is the successor to the Northern Sounds forum (but I could be wrong on that). Back in the day, NS used to have a free orchestral scoring guide that was based on a Rimsky-Korsakov text. I remember following that course; they said they'd eventually make an offline version of it too, but that they'd always keep the online version available. Too bad it disappeared  (along with NS) before the offline version became a thing: I don't in any way claim to know how to write for orchestra, but I did find the material there very useful.

  6. 4 hours ago, Brian Walton said:

    Last year they had tiers based on what you own (to a degree). Not this year.  An unreasonable $900 for everyone!

    Too bad. I was hoping there would be tiers, and that I'd got left out of the emails (like last year).

  7. 55 minutes ago, PavlovsCat said:

     Additionally though, if there's a huge discount on a Toontrack drum library I'd absolutely snap it up.

    Chances are their classic SDXs will go on sale (though not sure if it'd be classified as huge). For the newer ones, your best bet will be to buy the 3-pack serials. Personally, I'm a bit low on both disk space and wallet power to go for the new expansions.

  8. 16 minutes ago, PavlovsCat said:

    They originally saw it as an entry into their sample libraries where they upsell to KONTAKT, but what if this thing goes gangbusters and they re-assess that maybe they should bring all of the features into Musio with some premium/pro level tier that doesn't exist today.

    Potentially it's a case of not overpromising. It's a new player and they're still building it - they've only added keyswitching (I think), and I seem to remember some talk of different mics in the works (don't quote me on that though).

    I hope it goes well for them too. They make some great libraries. And if the aforementioned companies and others like EastWest can do it, there's scope for Musio to work out too.

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