First Look & Demos: LUX Orchestral Strings by Sonuscore (pre-release copy)

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Promising the sound of cinema, Sonuscore launch LUX Orchestral Strings with more than a nod to the soaring theme of Harry Potter, the fanfare of Star Wars or the sweeping lines from Jurassic Park. Today we’re having a first look through the patches and plethora of articulations as well as a listen to 3 little mockups to see how LUX can deliver on its bold promises to give today’s composers access to those timeless string sound from our favorite scores.

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First Look: LUX Orchestral Strings by Sonuscore

In this first look and demonstration I share playthoughs of what the library sounds like out of the box, playing through each of the strings sections (Violins, Violas, Celli, Basses and the Ensemble patch). I try out the different microphone options and presets as well as a slew of articulations. I also chowcase 3 different mockups to get a feel for how the instrument performs right out of the box.

 

LUX Orchestral Strings normally sells for $499 from Sonuscore

 

Facts

70-Piece Symphonic String Ensemble

Seamless Articulation Transitioning
Comprehensive bleed microphones
Morphing articulations
Key switch articulation sets for every musical context
Natural string change legato
Composer-Crafted ensembles with different voicing combinations

Runs in the Free Kontakt Player
LUX Orchestral Strings normally sells for $499 from Sonuscore

Demos of LUX Orchestral Strings

 

Videos of LUX Orchestral Strings