emeraldsoul
I like the 8dio strings I have, but I'm having difficulty understanding why they are being "discontinued" - why would any company invest in the sampling process, make a great product, then stop offering it?
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-Tom
Happens all the time... CSS just replaced CS2... both are amazing and different. In this case however, the trend seems to be unifying desparat parts (like spitfire's mural which had loads of products/articulations) and the brass products are all now being replaced by their new unified brass library "Symphonic Brass"
8dio is working on "Century Strings" and has said it will be heavily based on Adagio; We assume this will be a single lib replacing all the smaller libs. Also, hope they fix all the issues over the years that bother some...Finally, scripting has advanced... For those that own all of the Adagio/other libs, I'm sure there'll be a crossgrade plan like spitfire did.
8dio is particularly fractured into a variety of parts that don't necessarily tie together, although each is amazing in it's own right. There is a real bunch of Yes/No arguments from orcestrators with strong feelings on both sides but to me they are irrelevent... Agitato is full of amazing stuff, as is Adagietto...stuff you won't find elsewhere. Having a few emotional quivers in your bow... at give away prices... is an exciting opportunity for anyone wanting to add some emotion to their compositions...
Century will NOT be cheap! Bits of these are, which will most assuredly be integrated into a more organized package beyond my budget...
I wouldn't buy these as my main go to library... I'n getting CSS for that. It's the clear winner to me... Alex the Aussie really knows how to put together a package... VIC folks, who've nearly all flipped out about it, clued me in and it is georgeous, simple, and dripping with real player emotion, which should blend will with 8Dio