Berlin Strings StaffPad Editon: Elgar’s Sospiri, Op.70

[@itznoxy7193]

This sounds fantastic. I've never heard this piece before but I really like it. It reminds me a lot of Mahler's Adagietto.

[@maxtofone]

Congratulation Orchestral Tools and StaffPad for this wonderful partnership! It is impressive what I hear and can be done with these tools now a days... Let's the music flow... All the very best, Max T.

[@LipnitskyOrchestra]

Thank you! This is unbelievable

[@Joker25076]

Can't believe this is unedited... wow!

[@trentmoriartymusic]

I'm so impressed by the playback!

[@masantonius]

Composer’s dream..

[@BillGraper]

Absolutely amazing!!!

[@johnhealey6455]

Beautiful.

[@sorartificial]

you guys are amazing !!!!!!!!

[@miguelricardo731]

These playback libraries are amazing. It's a shame that you don't have any other kinds of libraries like jazz, though.

[@MobileMusic]

Very nice!

[@Mercutio111]

Wonderful, amazing! Is there any chance to download this or other example scores for import in the own staffpad app? This would be nice.

[@FreakieFan]

You can just download music XML's for free from MuseScore for instance. That site has most major music compositions available for download.

[@Mercutio111]

@@FreakieFan Thank you Guido!

[@AykutKlc]

How does this work? Is this a kontakt instrument or another packaging for staffpad?

[@FreakieFan]

StaffPad has reworked quite a few VST libraries (Orchestral Tools, Spitfire, Cinesamples, etc.) specifically for the app, in close collaboration with the original sample library companies. What you hear here is straight from the notation playback, unedited.

[@AykutKlc]

@@FreakieFan thanks for the answer. So staffpad uses a built in sampler. This is cool.

[@FreakieFan]

@@AykutKlc Yes, all the libraries are especially built and programmed for the StaffPad app. No technological knowledge required. Just load up the instrument staffs, and start writing. It will play back with these libraries if you purchased them.

[@d_lydian]

Con sordino / Flautando?

[@oibruv3889]

Flautando and con sordino are different things. Flautando is a playing technique, con sordino is a mute.

[@FreakieFan]

@@oibruv3889 And the Berlin Strings in StaffPad support neither. So the answer is, no.

[@yuehchopin]

gut

[@timleiser9899]

I love you

[@sorartificial]

What is the process if I am a sample developer to be integrated into your software?

[@johnbroadway7709]

Trevor Williams This is a very good and important question - I hope we get an answer. (This can be done with other software - using any number of samplers)

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

only issue is, if we spend big$$ on the libraries, we'd have to spend another couple hundred bucks to buy a version of something we already own

[@sorartificial]

if you have it already just update. unless u switching to ipad

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

@@sorartificial I dont think you understand, these playback instruments cost money, and I dont want to pay 400+ $ for libraries I've been thousands on already

[@FelipeCarvajalRojas]

@@profundisconfutatis8093 Good question. Following

[@ericgriffin120]

I get it. But you have to ask yourself, can you write MIDI better than the playback they designed with the customized versions of the libs you own? I know I can't that is why I already bought the whole OT suite demoed here. The total cost is about 1 of the sample libraries you already own. OT Berlin Strings cost 840 Euro. I think this is a small price to pay for the value. Or maybe its not to you. To each his own.

[@profundisconfutatis8093]

@@ericgriffin120 yes? midi programming isn't that difficult, and I've spent thousands. in order to use a product like this, I'd have to buy a specific piece of certified hardware(surface or ipad) then the software, then spend hundreds more to buy cut down versions of libraries I own. I dont think the target audience is for a final product. but either pen and paper composers sketching tools, before the daw, or before partting it out to record it with live players.

[@dariovero1242]

WTF !