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Man, tough question. Got all four and love them with great sound each. The Gorilla engine is something very special though.

Concert D and Joshua Bell are two of the best sampled instruments around.

Dang. Made a bad decision back then. Should have got one.

That’s what some say. I beg to differ, but I have no resonance problems.

It runs under Rosetta 2. And M1 compatibility also means M2.

I’m not into Soothe at all. Gullfoss all the way.

Yep, got them, but only the new Gorillas. And they’re gooooooood.

Got the violin, now the cello. Marvelous.

The cello has arrived!

I got the Ton with British Drama Toolkit and eDNA (plus the Orchestral Grand) in 2019. That one was okay.

Obscurium is the one I like the most (of the 10 or so I have).

Thanks @kevin H Edith: @lawajava: Howard Smith is pretty good indeed

I just can’t keep on buying these Hornets. I never use them.

My top 5 picks: 1) Keyscape 140b 2) AcousticSamples (Wurlie) 3) Pianoteq W1 4) Purgatory Creek 140B 5) Soniccouture Broken Wurli

Got their Alpha synth and the Delay. I like what they’re doing (also on iOS).

Spire in da house. This vid did it for me:

Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

Yep, too expensive for what’s in it.

usually a good deal at $99 but not sure this time: https://www.spitfireaudio.com/the-ton#overview Fragile String Evolutions is a collection of long, intensely beautiful chamber evolutions, perfectly complementing our other evolutions libraries, while also thriving as its own compositional tool. Spitfire Studio Brass gives you epic power on tap, featuring grace and pinpoint detail of the dry stage, expertly recorded by Grammy award-winning engineer Simon Rhodes. Choose solo, duet, or section performances, and realise the detail of your music with swells, flutter tongues, and staccatissimo stabs, as well as traditional articulations. Abbey Road One: Sparkling Woodwinds is a stunningly orchestrated woodwind section, performed by London's leading session players, letting you create everything from beautiful, reflective passages to sprightly runs using our easy-to-use legato patches, captured in Abbey Road’s iconic Studio One. Edith adds: the first lib may be fine but it’s the old Evo Grid 2, rehashed in the Spitfire app. The two other libs are much smaller.

Parallels synth for $44. Yes? No? Why?

Would love to, but it isn’t out yet, is it?

I’m thinking of getting a Wavestate ik the flesh. Going $500 which is rather cheap.

I guess I’m more of a 140b than 200a man.

You’re welcome to it.

You may compare it somewhat to Zynaptiq’s Intensity.