Symphobia 1 - Strings, Brass and Woodwinds were recorded in families, so expect sustain patches named Strings, Brass, Woodwinds. 1 - Legato and Repetition buttons, appearance of Symphobia 1.2
Action strings staccato glitching series#
To keep this review as spot on and short as possible, I am going to analyze the series as a whole, stopping only to point out important features of each package.įig. All you get is sound right in your face, all the time, no matter the velocity or volume. Play their Concert Harp for a few minutes, you'd be missing dynamic nuances that are essential in music. ProjectSAM libraries however sound quite same to me, basically the sound is BIG, always BIG which gets boring after a while. While I do not like the concept of mixing everything to get single patch, there are some situations where Symphobia is actually useful. I have given it much thought should I compose review for Symphobia, because unlike Spitfire stuff, where is everything quite clear, Symphobia becomes much more controversial. Symphobia Colours, likely 4th episode of Symphobia series, promises to cover chords and effects.Īlong with Symphobia, ProjectSAM releases include Orchestral Essentials, Concert Harp, Orchestral Brass Classic, True Strike 1,2, Organ Mystique Last year, ProjectSAM released it's third installment in Symphobia series - Lumina, packed with more legato instruments, and aimed more for cartoon and fantasy instead of percussive action packed cues. Symphobia 2 (2010) became valuable addition to previous Sym1 owners, featuring true legato for various instruments.
In 2008 ProjectSAM released Symphobia, a trailer-aimed library with hits, scrapes, swells as well as sampled orchestra. ProjectSAM started its bussiness in 2005 with the True Strike release, which has become the number one percussion choice for film and video game composers for being very realistic and deeply sampled in terms of velocities and repetition.
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