 Spitfire Audio, purveyors of the finest virtual instruments from the finest musical samples in the world, is proud to announce availability of BML310 MURAL - SYMPHONIC STRINGS VOL. 3 — the third installment in its award- winning range of evocatively-named symphonic strings virtual instrument modules for its BML (British Modular Library), a longterm project to create the greatest-sounding, deepest-sampled, and, ultimately, future-proofed living orchestral virtual instruments collection for Native Instruments’ industry-standard KONTAKT platform, based on ultra-detailed, next- generation recordings of the world’s finest musicians at London’s legendary AIR Studios — as of September 10...
A typical dictionary definition of the word mural might read something along the lines of: a painting or other work of art executed directly on a wall. By their very nature, murals are often large. Likewise, BML310 MURAL - SYMPHONIC STRINGS VOL. 3 “...is 60 players, so the section sizes are 16 first violins, 14 seconds, 12 violas, 10 celli, and eight basses, recorded in Lyndhurst Hall, as are all of our BML range,” reveals Spitfire Audio Director Paul Thomson — also an active film composer himself — by way of a brief introduction before delving deeper: “These techniques in VOL. 3 are what we are terming ‘Progressive Techniques’ — a grab-bag of stuff that we like and have recorded before, but also some stuff that we’ve never recorded before. This includes...
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