Ben Osterhouse Sospiro Strings V1.2

Platforms:

• PC Windows x86
• PC Windows x64
• MAC OSX X32 PowerPC
• MAC OSX X64 Intel

Formats:

• Kontakt

Required:

Kontakt 6 Sampler (Unlocked Version),

Disks:

1 DVD,

Tags:

• Strings

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Product Overview

Sospiro Strings is a Kontakt library for creating slow, emotive strings. It features 4 different length swells and 3 sustained articulations, recorded on bass, cello, viola, and violin.

Please note: The FULL version of Kontakt 5.8.1 or above is required. Not for Kontakt Player

Changelog V1.1

• fixed the B0 keyswitch playing a note in the Bass and Strings nki's.
• fixed swell playing again when you release
• added a small amount of velocity → volume control (there actually wasn't any before)
• added labels to the Sustain and Swell panels so that it's possible to see right away which articulation is currently selected.
• added key names to the keyswitches so that when hovering over them in Kontakt's keyboard, the names of the articulations are shown in the info bar.
• added individual keyswitches for the 3 types of Sustains
• If it's on the Swell keyswitch, and then you select a different type of sustain, it will automatically switch over to a Sustain keyswitch.
• the modwheel was set to control the Length in Beats slider. I removed this to eliminate any issues this might have been causing.
• Moved the volume control from the Sustains section to the Options section. It now controls both the Sustains and the Swells. This way you can now use CC 11 to control volume of both the Sustains and the Swells.
• changed the IR to something that I think sounds better.
• updated the features list on the product page

Changelog V1.2

• Shift+Click stacks sustains
• Minor gui updates (Sustains and swells light up)
• Previously with legato turned on, drawing in midi that was snapped to the grid, if two notes were butted up next to each other, the second note wouldn't sound. Fixed now.