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Most composers that are more experienced than myself actually use a combination of VSTs at times, and some own lots of libraries to be able to pick a sound that suits what they're going for, as in the Albion series and the different 'themes' each VST has. The entire Albion package is around $1,200 (there are 3 different VSTs, each with a certain 'theme' added around the dynamics of the strings - Albion I is normal, Albion II is soft and emotional, and Albion III is rugged, dirty bass and celli - each VST costs around $400). In my opinion, it really comes down to how much you're willing to spend. I have used CineStrings, which I found to be too complicated, 8Dio Adagio, which I liked but the quality wasn't the same as Albion, as well as EWQL, which I found too complicated to use. My personal recommendation to you would be Albion. In your case, I believe you would be best off looking for one that has many different articulations since most cinematic music uses the different articulations in different contexts. I'll go into more detail on this later.ДЄs one user already mentioned, unlike Session Strings, there are many different articulations in various string VSTs. After looking around for a bit, I stumbled across Albion and found it quite suitable. It's not at all a high quality library to begin with but it sufficed. The factory library had an orchestral section and I messed around with that for some period of time. My first introduction to string VSTs came along when I bought Komplete 9. If you believe your post or comment was removed in error, check the rules and include a link in a polite message to the moderators.ДЄs a producer that has already started crossing over into orchestral (as well as cinematic) production, I believe I have some information you will find very helpful. Search the subreddit and resources before making a post. If you're new to pr oducing, read the Newbie FAQ.

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