CineSymphony LITE Walkthrough

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CineSymphony LITE is a comprehensive sketch tool recorded at the world famous MGM Scoring Stage at Sony Pictures studios in Los Angeles, and recorded by industry veteran Dennis Sands. CineSymphony LITE covers the essentials of all orchestral instrument sections, and provides students and professional composers with a solid starting foundation in their music scoring palette.

[@Radiarc_]

I've owned Cinestrings ever since its release, but because of computer limitations, I haven't been able to use anywhere near all of it. That being said, I'm really looking forward to this! This is pretty much everything I've wanted from you guys -- it sounds great and it won't kill my laptop.

[@cacauceluque]

Does anybody know what kind of black controller Mike Patti is using up in front of the computer keyboard. Not the musical keyboard but the one with slides, dial and a green light? It seems to help a lot! Great tutorial Mike Patti! You are a grea composer and a gentleman! Best Regards.

[@MyronDavismd]

This is great. I love your approach to orchestral libraries!

[@VoviqueTOcean414]

excellent rich sound, small footprint, thanks Cinesamples

[@jacobsmith1877]

The Advanced Controls section would be great if it was a set of sliders with upper and lower thresholds displaying the selected range, and then color code each instrument on the keys and have the keys fade from one color into the next. You would be able to very easily see the overlapping ranges of each instrument directly on the keyboard and know what instruments you are getting.

[@JustinNathanielAdams]

THANK YOU for making it work with the free version of Kontakt!!

[@JustinNathanielAdams]

btw, this sounds beautiful, and I don't have to rob a bank to be able to afford it.

[@ItsJustaMeNow]

Just bought this because it was on sale and I have almost nothing for orchestral composition or arrangement. I figured it'd be a good place to start since it was very inexpensive after the Black Friday discounts.

[@K3zz21]

Really enjoying this library. I purchased it to use for my film scoring class and the quality is really impressive on most sections.

[@lutzherman7215]

Hey Mike, that´s a great lib for sketching!! By the way what is the controller you use there? You were on Evolution uc33e i remember;) thnx for your quick hints man! c ya.

[@celticprogeny1569]

+Lutz Herman Looks like Peavey command station.

[@FrankWypchol]

AWESOME! But no harp?

[@dperry913MusicTracks]

This is too expensive at $400 for only six ensembles, particularly with the full Symphobia 1 or 2 costing only twice that now. Quality is very high, though, particularly in the strings.

[@MRREVILOable]

Even their lite version is too expensive for 199. Nucleus lite even gives u a good choir too for just $99

[@mjkcomposer]

have you guys spoken with roli at all about integration with the sea board. it would be a great tool for these.

[@dacomposer]

Love this sample library! What piece of hardware sits in front of the keyboard w/ the faders on it? Can't see a brand on it but would love to add that to my studio.

[@DreamingInKeys]

Dylan, that is a MIDI Control Surface. Basically it is a MIDI device that consists only faders and knobs used for live performances. This specific one is the Peavey PC 1600X. It is no longer made, but I'm sure it could be found on EBay.

[@masternip]

Don't think I can't see that frame blending messing with the camera footage on the right! I see it!

[@nchangcute2539]

How to automate articulation between velocity and keyswitch ?

[@CurtisAllenHager]

Simply genius. So intuitive. Must have this.

[@BROWNIIIJAMES]

Yes! cineSymph!

[@lacidy]

could someone take pity on me and explain how you physically connect the midi keyboard and his Peavey 1600x to the Imac so you can adjust the velocity after the piece has been recorded. Old noob cannot visualize how to do this. I need a Millennial to help me out.

[@SaintD382]

So you can't do individual instruments? Just ensembles?

[@spellerlittlewing]

Excellent

[@Tioleles]

1:35 sounds like that Spotify ad, you know which

[@dragonmcmx]

Cool stuff. How much is this gonna cost?

[@Gonso96]

$99, I guess...

[@Radiarc_]

***** If they could spring $200-$300, I'd be more than willing to purchase (keep in mind that it's 6 patches and 2GB of content, so that seems about right). CineOrch's $100, though, and it's an outright ensemble, so I can't see CineSymphony dipping down that low (although I'd melt if it did).

[@dragonmcmx]

***** Way too much for only 2 GB of samples. 200 would be okay, but 400? Damn.

[@Radiarc_]

***** I saw that they're doing half-off for full-time students, but I'm only part-time now because I'm finishing up classes... Not really sure about all this now =/

[@TeamPill]

***** it's for students mainly, but I can understand someone else wanting it.... the students get a 50% off discount

[@TheMysticKeys]

Can anybody tell which is the midi controller mixer thing he got?

[@ADAMATION2007]

How is Cinesymphony any less than buying seperate instrument packs? Not as many samples? Why would I spend $1000s on seperate packs when i can spend a fraction of that for this?

[@CoreyDrums]

i have almost every kontakt Library. i charge $25 for MY presets.

[@ludoprieur6240]

Hey everyone, just a quick question : What kind of keyboard do you need to use CineSamples ? Do you need a MIDI keybaord connected to an audio interface, or something else ? Do you have any advice about buying a keyboard, or do you have any specific keyboard (between 200$/300$) that you'd recommend to me ?

[@noisyplanet3397]

Half human, half potato Midi keyboards come with a USB cable these days. So any keyboard is fine, just look for a good quality one. And preferably with 61 or 88 keys.

[@christianorsini1614]

Bonjour, pourriez-vous me dire qu'elle est la marque de votre console de mixage, dans l'attente de vous lire, cordialement. Bonjour, pourriez-vous me dire qu'elle est la marque de votre console de mixage, dans l'attente de vous lire, cordialement.

[@dissonamusika5041]

What fader controller is that?

[@celticprogeny1569]

+Dissona Musika It looks like the Peavey command station.

[@LU-KI]

Now only $349 WOW! i saw it for 299 $ (i think on black-friday sale)...still too expensive!

[@DennisCaunce]

nice product, but a bit expensive for what you get. I paid less for BBCSO Core...

[@florif3792]

no temolo?

[@bluegalerev7157]

Cine$amples never did learn how to price their products. 400 USD for 2 articulations and 2GB of content? That's just risible. Leaving that aside, it seems like a really usable library, though.

[@neuneru]

Welp, for $399 I think it's too expensive! You can get Albion ONE for $450

[@nchangcute2539]

But cinesymphony lite has better sound than Albion one.

[@soundtreks]

Take my money now.

[@ForgeTrackAudio1024]

LOL YES

[@RodrigoColimodio]

No vocals?

[@ezzzzzzL]

dis sjit tooe xpensiv nigga, lower price man ty cu

[@jeantariech]

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