Spitfire Audio – Abbey Road Orchestra 1st Violins Pro (Review)
The next chapter in Spitfire Audio’s Abbey Road Orchestra lineup, Abbey Road Orchestra: 1st Violins, was just launched and it took everyone by surprise. While many expected a continuation of the percussion range we were instead presented with the release of the long-awaited first violins section!
Spitfire Audio – Abbey Road Orchestra: Metal Percussion (Review)
Abbey Road Orchestra: Metal Percussion is the latest installment in Spitfire Audio’s flagship Abbey Road Orchestra lineup. Aimed at professional composers, this brand new library features the expressive sound of 58 deeply sampled metal instruments, all recorded meticulously at the incredible sounding Abbey Road Studio One in London, UK.
Spitfire Audio – Abbey Road Orchestra: High Percussion (Review)
Spitfire Audio’s Abbey Road Orchestra: High Percussion is a groundbreaking library for professional film composers, featuring deep-sampled high percussion instruments recorded at Abbey Road Studio One in London.
Spitfire Audio – Abbey Road One: Thematic Horns (Review)
Spitfire Audio has released “Thematic Horns”, the latest addition to their acclaimed Abbey Road One Film Scoring Selections. This user-friendly, great-sounding library features what the company calls “the sound of instant cinema” – an 8-piece horn section recorded by first-call London session players in the world-famous Abbey Road Studio One.
Spitfire Audio – Abbey Road Two: Iconic Strings (Review)
Today we will be reviewing Abbey Road Two: Iconic Strings. This brand new release from Spitfire Audio features a string quintet recorded in Studio Two at Abbey Road Studios, London – the exact spot where other legendary bands and artists like The Beatles or Pink Floyd have recorded their masterpieces.
Spitfire Audio – Abbey Road One (Review)
Abbey Road One: Orchestral Foundations is Spitfire Audio’s very first collaboration with the iconic British Abbey Road Studios. It seeks to capture the highly-praised sound that Studio One has infused countless orchestral film soundtracks with. This includes featuring the same players, instruments, microphones, and gear that was used on scores by film composer greats like John Williams, Howard Shore, or Alan Silvestri.
