Virtuasonic releases Choir Breath
Virtuasonic has released Choir Breath, a sample library consisting exclusively of choral breath samples, produced for composers that already own a choir library and are in search of tools for improving the impact of their MIDI mock-ups with additional details.
In the last years, choral samples have been captured with masterful perfection by different producers. A few of the most recent libraries have also implemented syllable duplication techniques and the ability to sing custom lyrics, but it is still a demanding task to create realistic MIDI mock-ups for films, TV and video games soundtracks.
When comparing a musical piece produced with choir samples with real performances, it’s easy to realized that breath is far more than a noise in this context. Musically speaking, it is a subtle but important detail that can make a difference in terms of realism.
Choir Breath features
- Mixed Choir, Women, Men, Young Choir.
- Close/Far presets (40 programs for Kontakt).
- Sampling rate: 24-bit / 44.1 KHz.
- Total size: 190 MBytes (over 420 samples).
- Formats: KONTAKT 2 / 3, WAV 24 bit.
Choir Breath is available as a digital download for 17.95 EUR (excl. VAT) / $24.95 USD.
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Thanks for your support!
commented on Oct 13, 2008
This is a follow up to their previous effort…..
Virtuasonic has released Anal Breath, a sample library consisting exclusively of choral gas samples, produced for composers that already own a fart library and are in search of tools for improving the impact of their MIDI mock-ups with additional details.
And I can’t wait for their next releases: Guitar Fret Noise and Amplifier Hum.
commented on Oct 14, 2008
Such a joker…
This library has an useful musical application.
The ultimate achievement in computer based orchestral/choral emulation is “imperfection” and MIDI in a sample based production every composer is looking for additional details that can emulate what happens in a real performance.
…and yes, Guitar fret noise has been already implemented in many guitar sample libraries and even amplifier hum has been emulated in some plugins.