Это видео недоступно. Tutorial: How to Download Miroslav Philharmonik v1.1 [VST RTAS DX] Free Crack/Serial number. Опубликовано: 1 мар. 2013 г. IK Multimedia Miroslav Philharmonik v1.1. Beautifully recorded at the Dvorák Symphony Hall in Prague by Miroslav Vitous with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, these sounds have a texture, warmth, and beauty that is unrivalled in the sample world. Now you can have them at your fingertips and on call any time of the day or night. Miroslav Vitous Symphonic Orchestra and Choir Samples are some of the most playable and inspiring sounds ever produced for symphonic arrangements and composition. They've marked the aural atmosphere of hundreds of movies and productions and have become the tool of choice for many award winning composers. True acoustic placement within the Dvorák Symphony Hall. For incredible acoustic realism, the string, brass and woodwind sections were captured in the proper acoustic orchestral positions in Dvorák Symphony Hall in Prague. There's no need for placement simulation with panning, just call up the elements of the orchestra and they naturally "fit" together and sound like a symphony. These sounds have a texture, warmth, and beauty that is unique in the sample world. The Miroslav Philharmonik's plug-in is based on an enhanced version of the SampleTank workstation architecture which has been modified specifically for Orchestral composition, offering 16 multitimbral and full control over the tempo and pitch of the sounds. Each of the 16 multitimbral parts can be loaded by selecting from the more than 4,200 orchestral instrument sounds included. All of the instruments can be easily found in neatly organized folders within the browser window, and a convenient search function allows you to input your own keywords into the sound database to help you quickly and easily start composing. 7 Gigabytes of sounds. What makes the Miroslav Philharmonik collection amazing is the sound — over 7 GB of sounds, ranging every category of orchestral instruments — from ensembles to solo instruments, strings, woodwinds, and brass, as well as percussion, piano, organ, harpsichord, classical guitar, harp and classical choir. Plus, Miroslav Philharmonik now includes some incredible previously unreleased sounds.
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