ik multimedia sampletank miroslav philharmonik

Over 2,700 stereo instruments that cover the complete orchestral spectrum and more Recorded and produced by jazz legend Miroslav Vitous

Includes the complete original Miroslav Philharmonik sound library optimized for more control with articulation switching and enhanced macros Over 58GB of 24-bit / 96kHz high-definition samples It's just surprising to me that they haven't. I'm saying that after 20 years - whatever it is - I expected that IK would have come out with a new orchestral library with newly recorded samples - a more sophisticated library to replace this one. And the latest 2 LE version I own doesn't seem like a giant leap from the first version. Although, I do seem to recall IK adding some additional samples in rhe 2010s, but not doing a complete overhaul, which I, since long ago, expected.įTR, I own the first version of Miroslav for Sampletank, which I recall came out in the early 2000s and it was already using really old samples from the 90s at that time and not at the same level of the more sophisticated libraries even 20 years ago. They're simply not going to have the recorded material there to handle all of the velocity layers and round robins to create a modern, sophisticated orchestral library, because these things are very sophisticated beasts. Today's sophisticated sample libraries have significantly greater detail than those made in the 90s or the 2000s they have multiple velocity layers, multiple round robins and of course, the best have sophisticated scripting that is far beyond what libraries had back then, but, of course, that can always be added, where a developer's hands are tied with decades old recordings. The way you do sessions to record an orchestra for a sophisticated sample library today is very different than what you would do two plus decades ago. So sampling has advanced dramatically over the more than 20 years since those original samples were recorded.

Ik multimedia sampletank miroslav philharmonik