Spitfire Audio Originals Cinematic Percussion Play Through 

Link for the product: www.spitfireaudio.com/originals/

Unlike many other reviews, your playthrough is really helpful. All the sounds are thoroughly showcased. Great work!

I bought these and originally thought I needed to buy Nucleus or something. But hearing this, you made me realise I just need to learn how to use the tools I have.

I just downloaded the Spitfire BBCSO Discover. Coming from a mainly rock background, it's been really fun to explore this genre. I think this Cinematic Percussion would give me some sounds that would spice up the BBCSO. For the price, their originals seem well worth it, especially when comparing them to sounds in libraries that are more expensive. Great review Pete.

This a great insight into what the library offers, thank you.

This will suit me perfectly starting out.

Your playthroughs are the best, they're so explicit we get to know every details the products got thank you for doing this!

this is what I need. thank you

Very helpful look at this great looking product. Thanks very much!

I think this is great for my cover of The Last Samurai! I really love those reviews and these originals are such a great sketching tool

You've put this together so fast! Thank you!

thanks for the overview, gotta now my perc!

Sounds excellent, great demonstration!

Thank you!!!

Half an hour 😳

Nice one Pete! 👍🏻

wow this have more percussion sounds in it than my Nucleus Library. Nucleus is great but the percussion part: Cymbals and bright/metal hits, is really lacking. it's low drums is amazing (from cerberus). but i really need a percussion add on library to complement it

Is there anything that comes even close to this at this price point?

The Original Series of Spitfire is really awesome for the price. Would really like to see you review the new BBC Discover Library. It sounds like a Game Changer, especially for educational purposes

I'm new to your channel, SpitfireAudio and waiting for Avid Pro Tools 2021.3 to install correctly. Which version of Pro Tools are you using? Liked and subbed ✅

Hello Pete. Thank you very much for this video, very useful. I'm considering to buy it, but I would like to know some more information, exactly I'm looking for about the instrument mapped in every key of the keyboard in the different patches, especially, earthquake, "high" and "low" hits. Is this information available somewhere? I've downloaded the manual and I was trying to find this information into it, but I could not read nothing related. I imagine there are bass drums, taikos, maybe concert toms or rototoms sounding... But, if possible, I would like to know which instrument is playing in every key para transcribirlo luego en una partitura. Do you know if there's any list about this? Thank you!

In the intro of the video you said that if you own the original library (In this case Albion ONE?) you get this original for free? Do you maybe know how i can submit to that? Kind Regards, Thijs

how do you create tremolo piatti or toms? is it "automation"? or you play by fingers?

Is this worth it if I already have Albion one?