Your String Arrangements Will Never Be Boring Again...

[@blakemacmillan9245]

I was searching last week for every tutorial I could find to make strings glide like this. Came to the conclusion the best ones are someone who could play them live. Well, thank you Jesus for answering my prayers, and thanks Lucas for taking the time to solve a big issue for many musicians, and pricing it beyond reasonable

[@lucasfourniermusic]

so glad to hear, hope it serves you well!

[@hpnascimento95]

This is incredible! Great job, Lucas!

[@_mikebishop]

Well done, man! Chord transitions has always been my issue with string libraries, and, as a non-string player by trade, I've never had the ability to fix this myself. Thanks for putting this together! Purchasing this sample pack was a no-brainer.

[@lucasfourniermusic]

Thanks so much, super glad to hear! I realized how often I was doing it in my own productions and figured it might be useful to others. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions about it!

[@marcosambrotta101]

Absolutely great man! You're really good at what you do already. Can't wait to see how you'll grow as an artist

[@lucasfourniermusic]

thanks so much, this comment means a ton :)

[@rainbroski]

this is incredible!! Had a blast tinkering with your free pack, had to pickup the complete version within a couple days. Hope your page gets the traction you deserve!

[@lucasfourniermusic]

so glad to hear this, thank you!

[@sumanaabraham4311]

this is so cool!

[@טלוגנר-ת4ס]

Thanks. what about dynamics, are there diffrent dynamics for the same notes in the sample pack?

[@lucasfourniermusic]

not at the moment unfortunately, there's just one sort of "neutral" expression, but I find it works in the majority of cases, especially in the indie folk/singer songwriter-y genres. Looking into developing it into a VST in the future though, which will definitely have different dynamics!