NOVELLA: ORIGIN by Westwood Instruments REVIEW

Novella: Origin is a multi-instrument library made up of a 9-piece string section, an alto choir, an electric guitar, a cotton-draped upright piano, an analogue synth, and an orchestral-influenced drum kit. It is also, in my opinion, the greatest library that has released this year. Let's check it out.
Thanks to Westwood Instruments for sending this over for me to check out!
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[@castoxmods]

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[@PytoX]

Nice one George 👍🔥 looking forward to get it sometime. Its also on my list . SEems very Nice fit with Tallinn and Salu

[@GeorgeHammondMusic]

It definitely goes well with Salu!

[@lofomuses]

wish you had figured out the yellow keys before you started. I can tell from Westwood's walkthrough that they correspond to maj, min, sus2, maj6, min6, maj7, min7, maj9, min9. but I was hoping a reviewer knew this and could comment on why Westwood leaves it up to you to figure it out (hint: it's not in the manual!), and why they don't just go ahead and SHOW the chord on the screen. Not to mention the various voicings. Why is it so opaque? ** edit - I later did find the chord types, but it is shown only a) if you have the on-screen keyboard showing, and b) only if you hover your mouse over the particular yellow key.

[@Kolinu2]

Hi George, just came across this drum library today. Looks very interesting, sounds great and you can go deep into designing a kit beyond the presets. It's called MINDst Drums by Modalics. Might get it myself.