Ólafur Arnalds Chamber Evolutions

Posted on: Wednesday 25th of April 2018

chamber_evo_sm Spitfire Audio announced Ólafur Arnalds Chamber Evolutions. BAFTA Award-winning Icelandic composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Ólafur Arnalds – known for his original score to Broadchurch – recorded the samples at Lyndhurst Hall at Air Studios. The ensemble was creatively captured with “the best high-end microphones and pres”, and piped through the Neve 88R large-format console with several user-selectable mic mixes making their way to the Virtual Instrument control panel as C (Close), St (Stereo), T (Tree), and A (Ambient).
This library enables you to quickly and easily create dynamic, evolving and interesting string music. It contains a chamber string section recorded playing slowly evolving long notes with all kinds of interesting colours and effects – plus ‘Waves’ – single notes that swell from nothing and then die away again at four different lengths.
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