Melody on an assortment of SWAM Virtual Instruments played by aslan +

[@ToniMazzotti]

This is very very impressive. What a good time to be alive!

[@Thmusic7]

I can say that this is hands-down, the best library I've ever owned and I've owned many many libraries. There's nothing like a physically modeled instrument. I'm waiting for what comes next.

[@RoBamondeMusic]

Wow, this is nothing short of amazing!

[@GB-xy4ig]

I love SWAM. Was really inspired by the live demos. So I also got the breath controller. Sure sounds great here. Nicely presented.

[@flylikeafly0]

thsi can be the best one so far

[@lancerben4551]

I just bought the all in bundle... The instruments are extremely good. You won't want to play anything else.

[@AudioModeling]

Thank you Lancer!!!

[@michaeltoner1993]

Insane!

[@danielortizdecaracas]

really impressive you re the best

[@jcjacques]

Superbe !!!!

[@xbcrcx]

All the instruments sound great! I like the way you varied the bow position and bow pressure to vary the sound quality of the string instruments. I use the bite sensor (MIDI: CC1) on my Electronic Wind Instrument to get vibrato when playing the Swam cello, so it was interesting to see it done in this video with the bend sensor. I'm guessing you used a wheel or a control on a keyboard to do this.

[@aundremiller7765]

Baddest plugin on the market

[@AudioModeling]

We respect your opinion. Can you explain why?

[@lancerben4551]

​@@AudioModeling loll baddest means the best! I agree... It is Unreal!

[@AudioModeling]

@@lancerben4551 thanks a lot!!!

[@DenningJA]

Impressive! Lots of variables being changed continuously here: it would be useful to know what was used to control all these.

[@movieupload_sisnbro]

Thank you for the comment on my video. I programmed all the notes, MIDI CC messages manually by mouse and (computer) keyboard.

[@ShaharHarshuv]

So is it better to use pitch shift wheel for vibrato instead of the mod wheel..?

[@AudioModeling]

It's different, and depends on the physical control you have: ModWheel controls the amount of an LFO that generates a vibrato oscillation; PitchBend controls the pitch directly. Using a wheel to perform a vibrato is not effective, i.e. hard to achieve the right "shape" of the oscillation, while using a ribbon or a Seaboard, for example, it's more natural. Of course, PitchBend must not be used to perform vibrato on a flute.

[@ridhaghariani4263]

👍💖

[@Pravinsingh703]

If you give a demo software it’s very useful and it ll made to buy .

[@AudioModeling]

We actually do offer demo on demand. Please send a request at [e-mail]

[@DerNivel]

@@AudioModeling what are the terms for such a demo version? would also love to try it before buying.

[@AudioModeling]

@@DerNivel please contact us at [e-mail]

[@primewavesmusic]

were you using breath control or hand tracking with this? Or just drawn in automation?

[@AudioModeling]

We don't remember the technique used by aslam+ , probably detailed automation editing in a DAW. Everyone can use different ways: you can record the notes and then going with each parameter automation one by one, assigning a fader or a knob,...or you use breath controllers, pedals in real time performance and editing the result later. Whatever works for you and gives the best results.

[@richardjecooke8036]

I wish I'd learnt about this company before the last Black Friday. Ten months to go...

[@raymondrutjes788]

Same here :/

[@SkillipEvolver]

What hardware is being used to play these here? (Particularly the cello and flute sections)