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Symphonic Motions

Ever since orchestral sampling became a formidable technology for realism and musicality, Spitfire Audio has been on a continued crusade to design libraries that are both versatile and easy to use. In the process, it has made the creation of realistic compositions considerably simpler for end users. Spitfire’s products range from smaller libraries to full orchestral-scale examples, all attuned to producing atmospheric and cinematic sounds. With its new release, Symphonic Motions, the London-based company is looking to make light work of pulsing orchestral strings.

SLOW MOTION

While Symphonic Motions takes its cues from conventional string sections, it doesn’t feature an entire player compliment. Designed around 22 violins and 12 cellos, it doesn’t feature violas and double basses. As becomes abundantly clear,

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