Chris Hein – Winds Compact

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Salepage: Chris Hein – Winds Compact

Unheard-of precision in orchestral wind instruments for your PC!

The slimmed-down Chris Hein Winds Compact is a portion of the original, four-part Winds Complete collection. She provides the same amount of flutes, clarinets, oboes, and bassoons—four, three, three, and three respectively.
The most significant and often used components and features of the full version have been compiled into the compact edition. This woodwind library, however, unquestionably satisfies the greatest requirements for sound quality, expressiveness, and use. The library’s utilities make use of dynamic layer crossfades and meticulously built multisamples with accurate phase matching. A realistic sound is guaranteed by up to eight dynamic layers.
Chris Hein’s Winds Compact is the perfect addition to any orchestral library, especially for woodwind performances whether in classical works, epic cinema soundtracks, or symphonic pop ballads, thanks to its superb and adaptable sound quality.
True legato, variable attack on a note, cutting-edge tools like note headers and hotkeys, and remote control of all functions through MIDI via TouchOSC are just a few of the library’s clear features.
Chris Hein Winds Compact provides an effective selection of woodwinds to match the highest aural demands if you don’t need the overwhelming number of articulations demanded by many intricate works.
The robust Kontakt sampling engine, with its specially designed user interface and rich programming suite, is used by Chris Hein Winds Compact to fulfill the unique needs of these instruments.
A sound aesthetic is produced by both excellent tools, such as specific Neumann microphones, and superb musical performances. This collection makes use of the renowned WDR Symphonic Orchestra in contrast to the award-winning Chris Hein – Horns.
Crosstalk was prevented by taking independent recordings of each instrument. Despite this, CH Winds Compact exhibits the natural orchestral connection. In order to complement one another, the participating musicians wore monitoring headphones.

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