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It is almost like learning a new instrument when you pick up a new sampler/library/product. But a lot of it just comes from spending hours and hours with each product you buy and learning the unique features and quirks in each one.

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I pay closer attention to those than listening to full blown demos.

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The best demos are the ones where they simply just play one patch at a time in realtime to demonstrate their product like Mike P. So that what you are hearing may or may not be what you are able to get out of the product. The thing I try to remember is that each company has the best people they can find make their demo's with the best equipment available anywhere. If you start to lose interest for some reason at least watch part 6 of Yeah, it is hard to tell from the demo's. Check this 6 part youtubes of this guy in action

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If you have any questions about EW products I own almost all of them so feel free to ask.Д«TW, there's a new forum member named Theo Krueger that manipulates PRV like I aspire to do some day. Kontakt is cheaper and has many more instruments but I would never use the majority of them (hip-hop, world, etc) and I'm pretty happy with the rock band instruments I have for the moment (except for maybe bass guitar)

I won't be buying until mid January anyway so I'll certainly spend time checking out my options and there does seem to be a lot of options.ДЄt this point I'm leaning toward EW because, like you, I find the orchestral sounds much better ( В ) and is a full orchestra. If you have any questions about EW products I own almost all of them so feel free to ask.ДЄgain, you are going to hear what everybody thinks is the best but use your own ears and choose the one that gives you the sound you are looking for. That way you get the close sound which adds difinition and the stage mics which give you the big hollywod sound while saving a few dollars.ДЄgain, you are going to hear what everybody thinks is the best but use your own ears and choose the one that gives you the sound you are looking for. You will save money and the stage mics are wet enough as it is so the hall mics just make things too muddy for my taste. I would suggest that if you go with Symphonic Orchestra go for Gold and then buy the close mics add on they sell. Kontakt is easier to work with than Play so that is another consideration.

Hollywood Strings and Brass have raised the bar.

Given that SO is an older program and yet still stands up to the newer programs out there shows just how good it is. They do have a mixer on the Symphonic Orchestra page where you can here the difference between the mic positions and the different mics blended together. You know the sound you are looking for so make sure what you are buying will give you that sound. I know a lot of it is personal opinion but you can check out the demo's and see for yourself and that is what you should base your purchase on.