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BERLIN SERIES - BERLIN STRINGS MAIN

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Super Neptunia RPG (Switch version)

official demo for Orchestral Tools' METROPOLIS ARK 5, using all 5 METROPOLIS ARK collections, BERLIN PERCUSSION & BERLIN HARP.

composed & produced by Benny Oschmann, based on "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen".

Santa's Epic Ride (official demo for Orchestral Tools' METROPOLIS ARK 5)

Track featuring Paola Caridi on V-Drums with BFD Retro Modern startup preset + bass by Chocolate Audio BBassV for Kontakt + Simone Sello on guitars

Modern Retro SiLo Demo

official demo for Orchestral Tools' "Metropolis Ark 1"

Born To Protect (official demo for Orchestral Tools' "Metropolis Ark 1")

Stay Silent - Sonor British

Stay Silent - Sonor Ballad

Get all information about ORCHESTRAL STRINGS RUNS on the Orchestral Tools product page:

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Forged In The Fire (Rob Elliot)

Majestic Runs (Hendrik Schwarzer)

Get all information about ORCHESTRAL GRANDS on the Orchestral Tools product page:

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Black And White (Sascha Knorr)

Orchestral Shades - Steinway D (Hendrik Schwarzer)

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On Eagle's Wings (Ben Botkin)

First True Adaptive Legato(including 4 legato types: Slurred, Agile (scripted), Fast Runs and Portamento)
    
Up to 24x RR Spiccatos
    
Extensive collection of different short notes
    
Playable Runs and pre-recorded octave runs (tempo synced)
    
Smaller Sections for more definition and detail
    
4 Mic Positions + Concert Master Mic (Violins I only)
    
Bow Stroke Control (soft, immediate, accented)
    
Up to 3 different vibrato expressions
    
Ostinato Arp Legato (fast leg 6RR and slow leg 3RRs true legato)

    129 GB of samples in NCW format (268 GB uncompressed)
    24Bit / 48KHz Patches

Get all information about BERLIN STRINGS on the Orchestral Tools product page:

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Trepak Mockup by Sascha Knorr

Chasing Adventure by Ben Botkin

Aases Death by Sascha Knorr

And Now The News by Craig Sharmat

Passing Seasons by Ben Botkin

Aerial Boarding by Hendrik Schwarzer

Rameau 1

A Young Gavotte Indeed

Album release: February 2017

Over 100 years after the Inventione et usu musicae (c.1481) by Johannes Tinctoris and the visits of famed lutenists Conrad Paumann and Pietrobono de Burzellis, the city of Naples remained a strong centre of instrumental music,  especially known for its lute players. Scipione Cerreto’s 1601 list of «routsanding lute players of the city of Naples » included fifteen players, four of whom left pieces for the lute. After Francesco da Milano visited the city in 1536 to print his lute book, the leading figure to emerge in the next generation was the enigmatic knight Fabrizio Dentice (born c.1540), a top-notch lutenist of «rexcessive self-esteem » yet «rprodigious facility ». Along with his fellow Neapolitans Giulio Severino and Francesco Cardone, he produced a unique style of lute music, far removed from that of central and northern Italy. A couple of large lute manuscripts that portray the sophisticated and uniquely dense style of lute playing from this beautiful southern city – a style unheard by modern ears until now – have recently come to light.

Plus de 100 ans après l’Inventione et usu musicae (c. 1481) de Johannes Tinctoris et la visite des fameux luthistes Conrad Paumann et Pietrobono de Burzellis, la ville de Naples restait un important centre de musique instrumentale, spécialement réputée pour ses luthistes. La liste dressée en 1601 par Scipione Cerreto des « remarquables joueurs de luth de la cité de           Naples » incluait 15 joueurs, dont quatre laissèrent des pièces pour le luth. Après que Francesco da Milano eut visité la ville en 1536 pour y imprimer son livre de luth, la figure principale à émerger de la génération suivante fut l’énigmatique chevalier Fabrizio Dentice (né vers 1540), un luthiste de haut vol d’une « estime de soi excessive » mais « d’une facilité prodigieuse ». Avec ses compatriotes napolitains Giulio Severino et Francesco Cardone, il produisit un style unique, bien loin de celui de l’Italie centrale et du nord. Deux grands manuscrits pour luth qui témoignent du style sophistiqué et de la densité unique du jeu de luth de cette belle cité du sud – inconu de nos oreilles jusqu’ici – ont récemment été redécouverts.

Volta de Spagna

Official demo for Berlin Orchestra Inspire by Sascha Knorr.
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Inspire (Sascha Knorr)

Official demo for Berlin Symphonic Harps by Benny Oschmann.
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Benny Oschmann

Growing Up Too Fast (Benny Oschmann)

Trailer music for the Glory Days - Big Band Horns trailer by Sascha Knorr. 
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The Band Has Arrived (Sascha Knorr)

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