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Posted on Sat, Feb 18 2012 00:42
by Vincent M
Joined on Sat, Jul 02 2011, Posts 205

Hello everyone!

I recently bought the Woodwinds 1,  Appassionata and Chamber  Strings + all the Extended libraries for theses products...  (With VI Pro 2 Big Smile)

Before buying theses collections i had Special Edition and Special Edition Plus... 

With my new DVD collections with the extensions,  i'm completely blown away with all the  new articulations!  One of the things that I really love is the Marcato with the other new Performance patches...  Big Smile

This summer i plan to buy some new brass library...  I already have Epic Horns,  i will buy Fanfare trumpets AND Dimension Brass OR Brass 1 + Extended...  I think i will use them primarily as ensembles...

So here is the dilemma : Dimension Brass for the new Legato Performance with 4 velocity layers and better sound (? 2004 VS 2010,  is there a better ''sound technology'')

VS

Brass 1 + Extension for Marcatto,  Legato with and without Vibrato,  Fast Performance,  Dynamics,  Portatos,  ect...

For my need,  the possibility of splitting individually the instruments,  like the DB offer,  is not really a thing that interest me...  With

Brass 1,  I can do : 1,  1 + 1 (with 1 duplicated),  3,  3 + 1...  I don't need more options,  it is OK for my needs...  So the dilemma is really about the 'sound ''quality and options,  if you see what i mean...

What do you guys think of this?  Big Smile

Thank you very much for your help,

Vincent

Posted on Mon, Feb 20 2012 23:30
by Vincent M
Joined on Sat, Jul 02 2011, Posts 205

 Internet connection test...  Big Smile

Posted on Wed, Feb 29 2012 19:48
by Vincent M
Joined on Sat, Jul 02 2011, Posts 205

Big Smile

Posted on Wed, Feb 29 2012 21:05
by EP
Joined on Wed, Dec 10 2008, Posts 48

For me, the main advantage of DB is that they blend better.   However, if your writing is mostly polyphony or for solo brass instruments then Brass I (DVD Collection)  may be a better choice.

Posted on Wed, Feb 29 2012 21:22
by noldar12
Joined on Thu, Dec 04 2008, Posts 582

As EP said, the consensus - even according to VSL - is that for solo writing, Brass I is the better option. If your main interest is film scoring with little solo writing, than DB might be the better choice. If your main interest is traditional orchestral/chamber/solo, then Brass I would likely be the better choice. For my own purposes, more traditional/orchestral, I went with Brass I (and extended).

Key question: what type of writing do you primarily do?  Answering that question will likely lead you to favor one library over the other.

Posted on Thu, Mar 01 2012 01:12
by Vincent M
Joined on Sat, Jul 02 2011, Posts 205

 Thank you very much for your answers! 

I want to write those types of music : orchestral,  traditional,  film scoring...  Big Smile

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