20-DVD collection puts a complete symphony orchestra at your fingertips.
This expertly recorded collection includes the Strings Collection, the Brass Collection, the Woodwind Collection, and the Percussion Collection. Each collection was recorded with natural ambience and unsurpassed playability, and together combine to give you every nuance and detail of the greatest orchestral musicians.
Offering a singular acoustic aesthetic that is spacious yet revealingly intimate in its ability to impart clarity, depth, and definition to the broad spectrum of orchestral instruments, the Sonic Implants Symphonic Collection also offers users an orchestral solution with prodigious flexibility, intuitive programming, and an authentic virtual soundstage that allows the correct placement of instruments and sections without the need for additional processing or panning.
Recorded exclusively within the exquisite Victorian confines of the renowned Sonic Temple in Roslindale, MA, the Sonic Implants Symphonic Collection offers exceptional recordings of orchestral instruments performed by musicians from the Boston Pops and Ballet orchestras, captured in sparkling detail by a team of award-winning recording engineers and honed to perfection by a design crew with more than 30 years cumulative experience in soundware development.
Here's what Music Tech Magazine UK had to say about the Complete Symphonic Collection:
"The Symphonic Collection isn't content with following the crowd. It sets new standards for what orchestral sampling - and the GigaStudio system - can offer."
"Stuffed full of sumptuous orchestral samples . . . Sonic Implants (in conjunction with Tascam) has created a new revision of GigaStudio (version 3.1) to specifically address the challenging requirements and possibilities of this library . . . it's clear to see that this is more than just another collection of orchestral samples."
"The Complete Symphonic Collection exploits several new GigaStudio features, including a dynamic expression filter (DEF), portamento reshaping filter (PRF) and an improved legato feature, potentially making these samples the most expressive orchestral instruments yet."
