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Thank you very much :) Dancing Lion is a pretty challenging piece for sure. I think you could get away with a small, agile, close micd string section if you layer the more traditional string sound at some key moments. Sorry if that's vague - I haven't worked out that part yet. What string libraries do you use? It could be a good opportunity to explore building a custom instrument to tackle the problem. That's what I do when hit a roadblock and I've gotten a lot better since I started doing that. Also I'm broke and can't afford these overpriced libraries lmao

​@@voxerrorNot vague at all. The track was waaay more difficult than I thought but i just love it. I've worked out something, but it's still a bit far from the original track. I have quite a few libraries that I've accumulated over the years: Chris Hein Solo Cello (which I used for the dancing lion because it sounds similar to the cello in the track), Chinese strings from Strezov Sampling Jade, Berlin Strings, Metropolis 1, 3, 4, Alternative Solo Strings (which actually had a violin that sounded pretty nice with their unusual mic positions), and some other libraries. I have too many, I think, because at the end of the day most of them sound pretty much the same. I have wanted to build my own bowing instrument for a while now, but I think I've been procrastinating too much to get it built yet.

​@@voxerror And yeah these libraries are waaay to overpriced, Spitfire Audio releases a new string library with only 1 new articulation and puts the price tag at 500+. But I've gotten some on sale and some I've pirated years ago...🏴‍☠️

Thank you very much :) That sounds exciting. If you'd like I can send you an email so we can discuss further / keep in touch.

@@voxerror Send me your email :)