Heavyocity Solo Textures NP04 - Demo & Review

[@minusyou1]

Another great demo video, my friend, Soooo another "elevated horror" library. Nothing wrong with that but I don't think I need another. Still a big fan of Heavyocity.

[@MarkusJunnikkala]

I didn't pick up anything horror in this one. At least not in the way I played it. Not to say you can't use it in that kind of a way, which you of course can. Maybe some of the more demanding harmonies I played here evoke that, or the alternative textures and articulations evoke that for you. But they are typical in some classical and cinematic music for example. Thanks for watching!

[@minusyou1]

@@MarkusJunnikkala Not horror, elevated horror. Very minimalistic. Think hitting a D note on a piano every half note and that's all that is going on in the score. More advance than that is hitting a single note from this library. Of course there are other use case scenarios. That's just what I heard. Part of the downside of getting started producing music is it removes some of the magic. Whenever you hear music your mind reflexively goes "I know what they did/used there."

[@symbionproject]

wonderful overview!

[@MarkusJunnikkala]

Thank you Kasson!

[@joshua42777]

Thank you for sharing! Would this be a good bread and butter solo string lubrary?

[@MarkusJunnikkala]

No, this would be for more specialized needs and textures, but it of course depends on the style of music you want to write. Thanks for watching!

[@skamowna]

could this be used as a "solo strings" library?

[@MarkusJunnikkala]

Yes in the sense that it is the sound of solo strings, but No in the sense that it won’t do the most common/typical/traditional articulations.

[@larstinderholt7438]

I got really tired of the patterns. Regret buying it