Checking Out: Concilium by Cinematic Alpha

Great, unique sounds out of the box
Simple GUI design with effective controls and effects
Great range of solo, tempo-synced and multi-instruments
Inspirational
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Boutique developer Cinematic Alpha has returned with Concilium, the first in the series of instruments using their Digital Organic Virtual Instrument or DovInst technique. With a total of four pianos, the order of the day is experimentation mixed with cutting-edge sound design. If you’re looking to add something different to your scoring, Concilium could be just the ticket.
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Checking Out: Concilium by Cinematic Alpha
Cinematic Alpha continues its trend of releasing compact yet imaginative instruments. Concilium is another such example, this time featuring the unique DovInst technique which I am looking forward to finding out more about. Concilium is experimental, full of character, and inspirational. One patch can lead you down pathways of experimentation and in the mix, the instruments sound great. I recommend Concilium to any cinematic composer, especially if they need a toolbox of highly unique timbres!
Concilium normally sells for $99 from Cinematic Alpha
Facts
Downloads at 2.8GB
Features four pianos, 20 solo instruments, 10 tempo-synced instruments and 10 multis
Created using DovInst technology at 48k 16bit
Runs in the full version of Kontakt 6.6.1
Concilium normally sells for $99 from Cinematic Alpha
Demos of Concilium by Cinematic Alpha
Videos of Concilium by Cinematic Alpha
Contributor Pete Checkley reviews Concilium by Cinematic Alpha
“Boutique developer Cinematic Alpha has returned with Concilium, the first in the series of instruments using their Digital Organic Virtual Instrument or DovInst technique. With a total of four pianos, the order of the day is experimentation mixed with cutting-edge sound design. If you’re looking to add something different to your scoring, Concilium could be just the ticket.”