Digital Sound Factory Symphonic Strings

Symphonic Strings Motif library consists of 190 new user voices, utilizing 450 megabytes of authentic string samples. Recorded in the same symphony hall as the Motif’s internal ROM string samples, this collection not only adds new content, but enhances the existing string sections. Very few compromises where made to the sample data allowing for the ultimate realism. Large and small groups of Basses, Celli, Violas, and Violins are included along with Legato, Marcato, Pizzicato, Spiccato, and Major Trills. The recording for this library was produced by sound designer Timothy Swartz of Digital Sound Factory at Benaroya Hall in downtown Seattle. The players are all members of the Seattle Symphony and were recorded with four pairs of microphone through high quality convertors to 24 bit resolution. The sample content was then critiqued for the best performance and then loaded into the Motif’s sample memory. The Motif programming parameters are used to map each section to re create the most realistic orchestra available in a hardware sampler. The assignable function buttons are used to quickly select various playing styles.
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