The Band19
Well it's put together masterfully.
 
I play samplemodeling (http://www.samplemodeling.com/en/index.php) Their stuff is like a fun night with your favorite actress (and I do mean a fun night...) But that Embertone part stood out to me and sounded good, and it's cheap! 

I'll have to check out the samplemodeling stuff. It's on my list. So far, I've tried:
 
* Supreme Sax - Nice, but fairly pedestrian samples. Also, it is rather thin sounding.
* Garritan JABB3 - I like the horns and ensembles, but solo saxes are weak.
* Saxlab - It's pretty tricky getting this to sound good without burying it in the mix.
* Legacy VSL Tenor in Kontakt - Nice sax, but doesn't respond to pitch bend...so sad.
* Embertone Sensual Sax - They advertised it like it was a prank, but honestly, it plays very well.
 
Regards,
Dan

 
Hi Dan this cool I like this tune , really builds nicely with lots of interesting stuff going on from start to finish NICE !
 
James

THE NIGHT FOX
 
Hi Dan this cool I like this tune , really builds nicely with lots of interesting stuff going on from start to finish NICE !
 
James

Thanks for the kind words James!
 
Regards,
Dan
 

Dan, this is a show that I would watch just for the music.  Extremely well done!  You're raising the bar for all of us.

Dan, this is so nice - you are such a talented guy - I think this is the best I've heard from you to date.
 
Love it.

Lynn
Dan, this is a show that I would watch just for the music.  Extremely well done!  You're raising the bar for all of us.

Thanks Lynn! You are very kind!
 
Regards,
Dan

CLEAN
Dan, this is so nice - you are such a talented guy - I think this is the best I've heard from you to date.
 
Love it.

Thank you Mark!
 
Regards,
Dan

Parts reminded me of St. Elmo's Fire.
 
Edit: I liked it a lot. :-)

You will not be disappointed with Samplemodeling... 
 
They rock "hard." 
 
Again, they are not cheap? But their stuff is "the best." I don't work for them? I make no money from them? I am just a very satisfied customer... You can check out their videos on youtube. If you don't have a horn player? You need Samplemodeling... And if you do have a horn player? They'd better be pretty darn good...
 
Nothing against your song or your sound though, it was really good.
 
(I'm just finishing a tune w/two Bari parts, a tenor, an alto and a soprano sax) I used the sax brothers from samplemodeling. It sounds like I have a horn section playing with me :-) Part of it is the articulations? How hard you're biting on the reed? How hard you're blowing? The rate and depth of your vibrato? If you're using a flutter tongue technique? etc...

gswitz
Parts reminded me of St. Elmo's Fire.
 
Edit: I liked it a lot. :-)

Thanks Geoff! Hey, looks like we are in the same neck of the woods!
 
Regards,
Dan