Impact Soundworks have released Tokyo Scoring Solo Strings, available for $249.00.
Impact Soundworks’ Tokyo Scoring Solo Strings is a virtual instrument library featuring world-class solo string performances with industry-leading legato and an unparalleled workflow.
The library includes five meticulously recorded soloists: Violin I & II, Viola (performed by Koichiro Muroya), Cello (Masami Horisawa), and Contrabass (Jun Saito), offering exceptional realism and detail.
It boasts a comprehensive range of articulations, including sustains, pizzicato, staccato, spiccato, tremolo, trills, and more, with up to five dynamic layers per articulation for expressive performances.
Users can choose from three detailed mic patches – Anima Mix, Close Pair, and Mic Mixer – allowing for flexible sound sculpting and mixing to achieve desired sonic characteristics.
The instrument utilizes groundbreaking ‘Lookahead’ technology, enabling seamless integration with DAWs and intuitive MIDI programming for realistic string performances without manual sample delay adjustments.
Powered by Impact Soundworks’ proprietary Spectral Fusion System, the legato transitions are exceptionally smooth and consistent across all dynamics and tempos, offering a truly lifelike playing experience.
Tokyo Scoring Solo Strings is designed to be a perfect companion to the original Tokyo Scoring Strings library but is also highly effective and inspiring as a standalone collection for various musical genres.
Watch the walkthrough video HERE.
Tokyo Scoring Solo Strings requires a free or full version of Kontakt 7.8.1 or later.
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