Spitfire Audio Spitfire Studio Brass (Digitaalne toode)

Spitfire Studio Brass is the second release in the vital all-new Spitfire Studio Orchestra range, representing two years of dedicated development. This library was crafted to offer an incredibly versatile, professional-end dry stage sample collection, perfect for composers seeking clarity, detail, and dynamic control.

Recorded at the renowned AIR Studio One, a smaller and more controlled studio environment compared to the grand Lyndhurst Hall, Spitfire Studio Brass captures the true essence of brass instruments with precision and intimacy. This setting provides a unique dry sound that lends itself perfectly to detailed mixing and processing, allowing composers to shape their soundscapes with flexibility.

The library offers a wide emotional range, from subtle and delicate passages to powerful, epic brass moments, all delivered with grace and pristine articulation. Featuring solo, duo, and full section performances, it covers a broad spectrum of brass playing techniques including legato, staccatissimo, flautando, marcato, and more.

Spitfire Studio Brass includes 8 instruments: 4 soloists and 2 player sections, all meticulously recorded using Decca Tree microphone techniques by Grammy-winning engineer Simon Rhodes. The library provides multiple short note variants and extended techniques, making it suitable for diverse musical styles and cinematic scoring.

This product is ideal for composers who want a high-quality, versatile brass library that excels in both subtlety and cinematic impact. Its dry stage sound ensures compatibility with your favorite reverbs and effects, making it a powerful tool for creating vibrant, detailed brass arrangements.

• Recorded at AIR Studio One for a controlled, dry sound
• 8 instruments including soloists and sections
• Wide range of articulations including legato, staccatissimo, and marcato
• Multiple short note variants for expressive playing
• Engineered by Grammy-winning Simon Rhodes
• Perfect for versatile, professional brass scoring