For a while I've been wanting to write more classical music, but I realize that while the stuff I have now is good, I know there are some really awsome sounding orchestral programs out there. I've been doing some research and found some pretty cool stuff, but I'm looking to see what people with actual experience would recomend. If you can help out that would be greatly appreciated. I'm looking for any and all ideas for writing orchestral music on my computer.
Filling time with music.
Gonna keep doin it til I can't.
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Seeking professional-sounding Orchestra program.
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Edirol, Garritan, East West, Vienna, the last two being pretty expensive but mid to high-end. for soundfonts look up "squidfont" and "cadenza" "roland orchestral". even if you dont get great sounds now is the time to work on your compositional skills, so once you actually get good sounds your music will sound good in both aspects.
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East/West Quantum Leap Symphonic Orchestra is probably the most professional. It's really expensive, but it's surely worth the money. Edirol Orchestra is cheaper, and you can also try Garritan Personal Orchestra. Also, for a free staccato strings, google "Monster Staccatos". They're really good and they're free, but make sure you have Kontakt if you want to use them.
Hope I helped ;).
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Supersteph54
Hey man, if your still wanting that music volunteer job, could you email me, as im not gunna be on nerwgrouds for a while.
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Most people will say Edirol Orchestral. I'd suggest looking for some soundfonts if your not up buying anything expensive. If you have a shit load of money I suggest East West Symphonic Orchestra or something like that. Sorry if I am not much of a help.