Checking Out: Soprano Textures by Emergence Audio

Soprano Textures continues Emergence Audio’s recent tradition of presenting beautiful long and evolving textures in the intuitive and flexible Infinite Motion Engine. This time, Emergence Audio has created a lovely ambient vocal instrument that is filled with haunting and mysterious soprano vocal textures.
Contributor Raborn Johnson reviews Soprano Textures by Emergence Audio
Soprano Textures normally sells for $29.00 from Emergence Audio: bit.ly/3tYSr1W

[@newdreamsawaken]

Excellent review. So nice.

[@EmergenceAudio]

❤🎶🎛

[@SpeakOfTheDavel]

Such a great library. They are bringing out Cello Textures next, excited for that.

[@EmergenceAudio]

Thank you Dave! we are very excited to share the outcome of Cello Textures soon!

[@JacobYoffee]

GREAT library 🙌🙌🙌

[@PendelSteven]

Exactly what I was looking for. Found an ad on Facebook for this :). Normally I'm like: okay, fine, but I was not expecting to pay > € 100 for this. Then I saw: < € 30. Colour me interested. _I think this is an amazing library_ , good to use in ambient (breaks), audiovisual media scores and trance. The fact that Emergence Audio is open about the engine they are using is something I love: clearly states Infinte Audio Engine. Although, I guess Play Series could be said to be the name of the engine of NI's Hybrid Keys and such, but I see it as their Kontakt 6 dual layer engine.

[@PendelSteven]

Audiovisual media scoring. To all people that would use "film scoring" in 2022, I'd say use this term. Read between the lines though, it could be used for audio productions. After all, audio is audiovisual without visuals. For us musicians - it's not like we don't care about the visuals, but we don't make the visuals anyhow. Audiovisual / audial media scoring is a bit too much, so audiovisual media scoring is the happy medium: TV, Film, Games, Radio, Streams, Podcasts, etc.

[@desoconnor7445]

I just celebrate this producer . The original concept of the engine is ground breaking , the sampling is superb and the brand offerings are faultless. I work with Quantum and the Violin textures and now Soprano textures …they are all well crafted and the presets deserve to be deemed truly contextural …Emergence I am your fan ..👍🙏🏿🙏🎩🦄🌪

[@EmergenceAudio]

❤ Thank you Des, we really appreciate the incredible compliment!

[@BrianJilgMusic]

Been on an ambient kick lately, then I stumbled across this VST. Thanks for the review Raborn! Cannot wait to try this out!

[@BrianJilgMusic]

Wow! I had bought before even watching/listening to your video. I am sooo looking forward to my studio time this weekend! Thanks for the great walkthrough!

[@andrelefebvre5453]

Gorgeous, beautifully done, just one singer's voice? Wow! Perfect for ambient pads lovers!... will have to get this soon... ♥ Interesting presets.

[@ndavies8]

What's not to like honestly?

[@EmergenceAudio]

😎 we appreciate that!

[@andrelefebvre5453]

Thanks for this, just purchased!

[@desoconnor7445]

I wonder what instrument EA will release next. In my imagination I visualise brass , vocals or guitars beautified through the bespoke engine ..possibly viola . Anyways I’m still exploring the existing range of instrument most days.🙏🎵✨

[@PendelSteven]

I'm not saying English needs accents, but for these types of libraries, as a European I'd write a, i, è, hm, o & u. That's mostly like French, except u - which would be ou in French, as it sometimes is in English. As a Dutch I miss e - which this library would spell ey. I don't fault them for not having whatever we spell u in Dutch and y in Swedish, since that's not a vowel in many other languages. Incidently in my native these vowel would be written a, ie, è (as in: hè? = huh?) or e, like English often spells it, hm, o & oe. Yeah, we spell oo / ou as oe, yoe know :)