Arturia Brass

pingu · 5th February 2006

Has anyone treid this thing.

Is it a sample based set up with a huge library or is it digital emualtion.

Dr.Wu · 5th February 2006

its not out yet.
physical modeling,
trumpet has some potential
sax sucks and so do all of their demosongs

Dr.Wu

newyorkbrass · 15th June 2008

Forget about VST... I am an advocate of the real thing

VitaEtMusica · 16th June 2008

It's been out for a while at this point. (couple years later)

The brass in the demos on their page is pretty bad.

elambo · 17th June 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by VitaEtMusica

It's been out for a while at this point. (couple years later)

The brass in the demos on their page is pretty bad.

I'm not a fan either.

I love their Moog and other synth emulators, but the brass demos kept me far away. Maybe it would be much more useful if it had been programmed better...?

Piet De Ridder · 17th June 2008

I don't think you'll find many fans. Or people who bought it. I did though, and every once in a while, I use it for a trumpetty thingy that just can't be done any other way (unless you have a real player on stand-by). Here's a little example: ReBop.

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DaveC · 18th June 2008

Just don't use it as an "all-in-one" Brass-plugin; it's quite nice
for layering real brass instruments!

It's pretty much the same as the Synful-plugin: thin sounding, not realistic,
but combined with sample-libraries, or real played strings, it sounds killer!

Farshad · 18th June 2008

I thought it meant to be the beginning of a revolution in modeling technology.

jamwerks · 18th June 2008

I think that the melodyne thing might be the future for this kind of work. I use "Liquid instruments" for horns. Although playing your own parts envolves lots of editing, the results are "real". I can see lots of room for exciting future developement also.

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Dr.Wu Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 1,059	its not out yet. physical modeling, trumpet has some potential sax sucks and so do all of their demosongs Dr.Wu

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newyorkbrass Gear maniac Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: New York Posts: 205	Forget about VST... I am an advocate of the real thing

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VitaEtMusica Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Utah Posts: 620	It's been out for a while at this point. (couple years later) The brass in the demos on their page is pretty bad.

17th June 2008	#6
Piet De Ridder Gear interested Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 26	I don't think you'll find many fans. Or people who bought it. I did though, and every once in a while, I use it for a trumpetty thingy that just can't be done any other way (unless you have a real player on stand-by). Here's a little example: ReBop. _

18th June 2008	#8
Farshad Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,329	I thought it meant to be the beginning of a revolution in modeling technology.

18th June 2008	#9
jamwerks Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Paris, France Posts: 1,882	I think that the melodyne thing might be the future for this kind of work. I use "Liquid instruments" for horns. Although playing your own parts envolves lots of editing, the results are "real". I can see lots of room for exciting future developement also.