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Pacific Strings - user demo thread

Laurin Lenschow

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As there's a lot of hype around this library and the intro period is quite long I figured it makes sense to have a dedicated thread for user demos so that anyone who has not decided yet has quick access to a bunch of demos. I am downloading the library right now and will make a couple of videos about it and post them here; I hope other early adopters will join me.

I'm also taking video requests, so if there's anything specific you'd like to see/hear, just let me know! :)
 
I just purchased and will post one later.
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Update 1 (Pacific Strings Legato VS some other libraries):

The Legend of Ashitaka-Pacific
View attachment The Legend of Ashitaka-Pacific.mp3

The Legend of Ashitaka-Vista
View attachment The Legend of Ashitaka-Vista.mp3

The Legend of Ashitaka-VSL SSP
View attachment The Legend of Ashitaka-VSL SSP.mp3

The Legend of Ashitaka-BBC Core
View attachment The Legend of Ashitaka-BBC.mp3

Update 1 Add: The Legend of Ashitaka-CSS
View attachment The Legend of Ashitaka-CSS.mp3



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Update 2 (Pacific Strings Short articulations):
Zoosters Breakout-Pacific Strings
View attachment Zoosters_Breakout.mp3
 
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As there's a lot of hype around this library and the intro period is quite long I figured it makes sense to have a dedicated thread for user demos so that anyone who has not decided yet has quick access to a bunch of demos. I am downloading the library right now and will make a couple of videos about it and post them here; I hope other early adopters will join me.

I'm also taking video requests, so if there's anything specific you'd like to see/hear, just let me know! :)
Would love some comparisons between other string libraries !
 
Noted! Comparisons with CSS, HWS and Afflatus coming soon :)
Here’s a possibility—-any chance you could make it a blind comparison? The human brain is plagued with inherent selection bias when we know which example is which. Why not make it blind, and see if most people pick Pacific as the best, without knowing? That would be a useful thing for people still wondering if they should buy.
 
I have adachi, TSS, Sprfire studio strings core. I can help out if you want to :)
That would be great - I can post something here and attach the midi and you can render it with your ones!
@Montisquirrel are there any specific instruments or articulations you'd like us to focus on?

Here’s a possibility—-any chance you could make it a blind comparison? The human brain is plagued with inherent selection bias when we know which example is which. Why not make it blind, and see if most people pick Pacific as the best, without knowing? That would be a useful thing for people still wondering if they should buy.
Great suggestion, will do!
 
Oh wow! It is released!

Can someone confirm if the March 30th 2023 intro is the same date for loyalty discounts? If so, that's a pretty generous period. I don't want to miss out on loyalty pricing and will probably need till March to justify the funds.
 
Pacific strings and harp + CSB solo horn:
View attachment The Force Theme TTS - hbj50 Dec 22 Pacific4-norm.mp3

CSS version is in signature.

With Pacific it sounds much less MIDI-like, I think. More natural.

Strings are just out of the box (but with Close mics panned).
With harp I'm only using the AB mic (so no Close mic) - this is to push it back in the mix.
Nothing's added plug-in-wise except a limiter on the master bus (the stock Cubase one)
 
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I'm also taking video requests, so if there's anything specific you'd like to see/hear, just let me know!
Would be nice to hear each section, one at a time, without any reverb/EQ and no chords – just single notes. Actually, maybe even without the AB microphone. The Blakus live stream was very interesting (check the violas here) – but the bottom line is how controllable the 'room' in all libraries are.


Don't get me wrong, I'm already very impressed! :) The 3 violins FFF overlay (one dynamic only!) is also very impressive:
 
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