Topic: Sound libraries and iLok (Read 13038 times)

Peter H. Boer · « **Reply #15 on:** Time Format »

Do you mean the artist and elements and AI versions?

Yup

Satch · « **Reply #16 on:** Time Format »

I use the iLok (dongle) with Protools for years and never had an issue. H/W and S/W both rock solid. I highly recommend.

MarshallJMP · « **Reply #17 on:** Time Format »

Quote from: Peter H. Boer on Time Format

Quote from: MarshallJMP on Time Format
Do you mean the artist and elements and AI versions?
Yup

I think the artist is also available in an EDU version.

finstah · « **Reply #18 on:** Time Format »

I ended up going with Cinematic Strings. Got a GREAT educational price as well as an additional discount that I couldn't pass up. Almost 50% off.

MarshallJMP · « **Reply #19 on:** Time Format »

What are cinematic strings??

rnolan · « **Reply #20 on:** Time Format »

A "powerful new strings library for Kontakt player" (http://www.cinematicstrings.com/) or were you taking the piss ? LOL

@finstah, does it have any guitar sounds ?

finstah · « **Reply #21 on:** Time Format »

It's basically an orchestra in a box but on the high end quality wise. 'created to meet the needs of working composers in today’s film, television and video game industries'

Here's some demos, http://www.cinematicstrings.com/index.php/about-cs2.

No geetar sounds although Kontakt has a free one, http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/guitar/guitar-rig-5-player/

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