Squeezing a realistic, fully editable brass section into a single plug-in was always going to be tricky. Has Arturia managed to pull it off?
Computer Music, Tue 23 Oct 2007, 12:04 pm UTC
BRASS is a new kind of virtual instrument based on a physical modeling technology. It emulates a Trumpet, a Trombone and a Saxophone. All the characteristics of the real instruments have been analyzed and modeled through extensive research at world-renowned IRCAM institute. Arturia has partnered with this highly skilled team of researchers to bring this groundbreaking technology to the musician, in the form of a software instrument. BRASS is an extremely expressive, flexible and controllable instrument, and thus a fantastic alternative to loops or music libraries.
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Easy to set up… …and use.
Doesn't sound realistic. Only three instruments available (though there are variations within these). High price. A learning curve if you want to program your own instruments. Polyphonic programming is a bit tedious.
Brass promised a lot, but sadly, it delivers very little. We just don't think it sounds realistic enough.
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