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Unless they processed it further from how I exported it, it's just some reverb (either 7th heaven or Spaces 2) and a little bit of Ozone Stabilizer that's barely audible. There are 2 violin tracks and 2 cello tracks, 1 of each is panned more to the side while the other is unpanned. The mix is the anima mix which is the one the free version comes with. It takes nicely to external reverb so you really don't need to do much to make it sound like this. Btw, for this demo, I turned up the dynamic range and enabled niente to be able to fade the strings to silence. Finally, the bass synth string thingy here is from Omnisphere because the free TSS doesn't have basses. If you wanna hear just TSS, there's a "naked" version of the demo on the product page. Hope this helps a bit!
@impact soundworks Can we upgrade to compöete ehen buy essentials first? And is the pricedifference incl sale/introprice when upgrade within intro sale? In 'my deals' loyal custumers get extra % off but i cant find tokio essentils...but complete is listet. Why? Thanks👍
If you buy Essentials, and then later decide to upgrade to Complete, yes, you will receive a discount when you upgrade! Please check your My Deals again and see if Tokyo Scoring Strings Essentials is showing up now; we had to double-check our deal logic to make sure everything is working as it should be.
Know what. Between buying this and Midinous today, I'm really excited to try to make something special because I love music and if Anamanaguchi can do something, we all can do something.
I didn't check my account for that but for what it's worth, if you only install one of the mic mixes, the full version of TSS2 is "only" around 33-34 GB
I was excited about TSS 1.0 before it even came out. But when it did come out it still seemed like it wasn't quite ready. So I didn't buy it. Fast forward to TSS 2.0 and I bought the complete version right away. It's a great companion with Performance Samples strings - where they both have that spectral technology but PS is soft, sweet and gluttonous, while TSS is bright, rich and firm. Peanut butter and Jelly 😋 - Wonderful great job I love it! And I LOVE only downloading some mixes because I there are a lot of virtual spaces and stuff these days so manatory downloading of all mixes isn't necessary. So good call!
Nice you mention performance samples....they are great...last released were amazing and vists 2 will blow away audience....but i have to say this one looks also veey promising
Thank you so much to all of the team for this wonderful library! The ability to download only certain mix mixes is so convenient, and the lookahead feature is *amazing* ♥ Looking forward to working with this as my core string library for quite some time :)
Huge Kudos to the devs! This and Vista II are the 2 string libraries I have most hope placed in. I've used Tokyo Scoring Strings 1, and with the exception of fast passages it has been the most musical of my string libraries to work with. This looks like a very nice upgrade to an already great product. Vista II isn't out yet (and is going for a different vibe), so I don't think you can do better right now. I'm hoping to get a good loyalty price on Vista II when it comes out, and would use that for the super-emotional build ups, whereas this can be an all-around bread and butter library, and though I just got it installed moments ago, it's clearly dry enough to handle all my reverbs beautifully.
This update is awesome! I do wish there were dedicated playable runs that trigger in the look-ahead to make the strings sound even more realistic, but the library is already huge, so it’s all good! 🎶😅
i literally still can't even install this. asked 2 different places now waitin for a reply on the file sizes for each mix. apparently you can download just the default mix only so it's not all the 200gb file size.. but they dont' tell us what the size of each mix is in Pulse downloader.. been waiting for a reply from support for a day now.
@@Maplefoxx-vl2ew I installed it from scratch (I don't have TSS1) and the Cinema mix alone is 33.6 GB, although it needs more than that during installation. I don't know how much exactly since Pulse was claiming 490GB but it still let me start the download even if I only had 300GB free. Edit: I'd imagine each mix is the same size, except that the separate mic positions will of course take more space than the baked-in mixes
Awesome string library! The legato look ahead feature is really cool and the multiple release types in the full version sounds great. You definitely put this library on my radar. The programming is clean and well thought out. I wish all the VST developers had these options between LL and look ahead. Cool stuff!
ok but what do you mean by "at least 400 GB of free space on the hard drive"? The original is only 90GB, how is the 2.0 version so much bigger? I don't have the space for that
To be clear, the 400gb requirement is just for installation as there are temporary files which are cleared after. The final size on disk is more like 200gb. The reason for the size difference is two additional complete mic mixes plus the Ensemble instrument which has its own new samples.
@@ImpactSoundworksLLC can you pls redo this video, i have stigmatism and i can not even watch more than 20 seconds without eye pain. i also don't feel very comfortable in vi forums talking. ppl are very rude in there last time i asked for help, being rude and condescending. i don't really feel very comfortable on that forum to be honest. i emailed support , i dont' understand this update. thanks
So, I heard some anime OST arrangments in this walkthrough... Like 「英雄願望 〜アルゴイゥ卜~」 ... Well, very looking forward to the next library of Tokyo Scoring Series!
You say from scratch but I don't know how you got the notes in there. are you playing guitar? or using a keyboard? or capturing a recording of the song? how do the notes get in there? why do I even have to ask this question? havent you considered the possibility a beginner has no idea what youre doing? why havent you?
I apologize for not making this clear. Our videos, even ones like this, are generally aimed at people who know the basics of using a digital audio workstation - such as writing MIDI notes and recording MIDI with a MIDI keyboard - as these are skills that apply to using any virtual instruments and aren't unique to our products. If you aren't sure how to write or record MIDI, I would start with a more basic DAW tutorial first to learn how to do it with your particular program of choice (Logic, Pro Tools, FL Studio, etc.) Then, you can come back to a video like this and follow along.
My problem has never really been about "automation" as much as it was "too much pick" in the notes being played. Could never get a smooth & slick render on my leads which really killed everything in the process. That and the damn tone profile which I could also never dial in properly... but that's a different story. That being said, rewatching this video was nice and I'll make sure to use these tricks the next time around!
Hey I'm wondering what happened to Peak Rider (1 or 2)? I recall this and was curious to look at it again, but it seems to have disappeared from your site?
This is wonderfully musical and bonkers! Favourite statement from the voice-over: "The real instrument has to be re-inflated." Many gents, especially those of advanced age, thus suffer.
