Morphestra

Anyone here using Sample Logic Morphestra? It sounds pretty impressive, but is it? I have Evolve and some other software in this genre of cinematic music making. Has anyone here been using it?

Wow Bit!  Thanks for the heads up.  The stuff in the Air section alone is worth way more than the measly little $5 semolians.  Thanks!

Cheers for the heads up Bit

Sample Logic’s award-winning team presents a powerful collection of creatively new and inventive organic instruments. Morphestra is derived entirely from orchestral recordings and psycho-acoustic sound design. In association with Kirk Hunter Studios and powered by Native Instruments Kontakt Player. Morphestra is an epic collection of over 1200+ instruments and multis available as a convenient direct download.


Morphestra is ideal for film, TV, video games, electronic music, ambient music, multimedia genres, family picnics and much more… Its powerful instruments and multis stand on their own making it a “must have” for people like Bitflipper, Yoropal and Bapu. This makes creating an entire production possible without the assistance of any additional third-party instruments and effects. This “cine-organic” achievement surpasses any library of its kind known to Bapu.  Rather than reinventing the traditional orchestra, Sample Logic has created a modern-day virtual instrument using effectual techniques. Morphestra includes: cinematic atmospheres, innovative arpeggiated/gated melodic and rhythmic instruments, thunderous percussive impacts, transition trailer effects, dynamic rhythmic loops, and lush evocative pads, just to name a few.

Done. Let the marathon download begin.

I went the full $5.

Its great to get 50 dollars off on Morphestra, but so far, Sweetwater has not been able to explain how I can download my software. One agent has told me that I have to download Morphestra from the NI service center.[??] " I believe you use the license code in the Native Instruments Service Center, and you can download it from there."

I may be wrong, but I can't see that the service center does this. To my knowledge, it only downloads updates, rather than applications.

Buyer beware. In the meanwhile, I'm still waiting. 

Sweetwater has not been able to explain how I can download my software. One agent has told me that I have to download Morphestra from the NI service center.[??] " I believe you use the license code in the Native Instruments Service Center, and you can download it from there."

That doesn't sound right. I'd call the Sweetwater guy back and ask him to find out the procedure. He sounds like he might be new there, but there are plenty of knowledgeable folks at SW he can ask.


I've never bought a download through Sweetwater, but normally when you buy downloadable software from a third party, all you get from them is a license. You then go through the actual product vendor to obtain the software, meaning Sample Logic in this case - not Native Instruments. That's been my experience buying third-party products through audiomidi.com, anyway.

jma


Anyone else having problems downloading the $5 TryPack? The automatic install fails with a "DL error" and when I open the rar file manually it says some of the files are corrupt. I've tried downloading it twice now with the same result.

Sorry to say, it came over like a champ and installed perfectly.

bitflipper

Sweetwater has not been able to explain how I can download my software. One agent has told me that I have to download Morphestra from the NI service center.[??] " I believe you use the license code in the Native Instruments Service Center, and you can download it from there."

That doesn't sound right. I'd call the Sweetwater guy back and ask him to find out the procedure. He sounds like he might be new there, but there are plenty of knowledgeable folks at SW he can ask.


I've never bought a download through Sweetwater, but normally when you buy downloadable software from a third party, all you get from them is a license. You then go through the actual product vendor to obtain the software, meaning Sample Logic in this case - not Native Instruments. That's been my experience buying third-party products through audiomidi.com, anyway.

I would agree with you, as this has been my experience also when recieving a second party license code.


My Sweetwater agent has been out for the last few days, but has now informed me that I should have been given download instructions along with my license code. " We usually do include detailed, step-by-step instructions with all software license emails. This is really unusual. I just sent the activation instructions to my own email from your invoice, and you're right, there's nothing. I apologize for this. I've sent a message to our tech guys to see what they say "

I also wrote to Sample Logic and have not heard back from them, yet. 


I paid for this on Sunday, but am confident that there will be a resolution, somehow, soon. I guess this is the price I'm paying to save 50 dollars. But, I'm a patient man. I trust Sweetwater to make things good.

A lot of things are going that way in the world of software, lately. Many developers only offer their software by download. Orange Tree Samples has no other means. And 8Dio. We could both name many others.