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jainonen
Jan 31, 2007, 07:20 AM
I am really interested in buying the East West Symphony Orchestra Silver Edition. I have tried to get answers everywhere, but I have not been getting any. Does the Silver Edition work with Logic Express or not? Can somebody help me?
Other choise addition to Logic Express could be Cubase SE 3. Is this good music making software? Is it compatible with East West Symphony Silver?
Thank you so much for answering!
scottlinux
Jan 31, 2007, 08:59 PM
I would avoid East West Silver, if it's not too late. The quality of the sampled instruments is very poor. Some instruments are only sampled every three or six semitones. It's pretty bad, I've found.
Get the Apple orchestral Jam pack. You get full orchestral instruments you can sequence with that sound MUCH better than the EW Silver.
I find Logic much better for music creation and midi work than any other product out there. Cubase, Digital Performer, anything. It's a personal preference though. Try demos of each and see which you like. In CA Logic is the leading app used in scoring for film with samples and such. It has recently seemed to overtake Digital Performer which was dominant in that market before.
jainonen
Feb 1, 2007, 03:10 AM
I would avoid East West Silver, if it's not too late. The quality of the sampled instruments is very poor. Some instruments are only sampled every three or six semitones. It's pretty bad, I've found.
Get the Apple orchestral Jam pack. You get full orchestral instruments you can sequence with that sound MUCH better than the EW Silver.
I find Logic much better for music creation and midi work than any other product out there. Cubase, Digital Performer, anything. It's a personal preference though. Try demos of each and see which you like. In CA Logic is the leading app used in scoring for film with samples and such. It has recently seemed to overtake Digital Performer which was dominant in that market before.
Thanks for your answer! No itīs not too late, I am still planning. Actually I allready have Jam Pack Symphony (using it with garageband) and I have found it pretty amazing being so affordable. I just would like to have a little better strings, I think Jam Packs woodwinds are wonderful. The strings is why I have been thinking about Silver. But it is good to know, it is not that superior.
Do you guys have any experience using Halion symphonic orchestra from Steinberg? MP3 demos sound pretty amazing...
Logic is my choise then! :)
Loge
Feb 2, 2007, 03:57 AM
Have you tried these free software instruments -
http://benboldt.spymac.com/instruments.html
I haven't got around to trying them myself, but they may address one of the shortcomings of the Symphony Orchestra jam packs, that is a lack of solo string instruments.
jainonen
Feb 2, 2007, 07:08 AM
Have you tried these free software instruments -
http://benboldt.spymac.com/instruments.html
I haven't got around to trying them myself, but they may address one of the shortcomings of the Symphony Orchestra jam packs, that is a lack of solo string instruments.
Thank you. Couldnīt find them without your help. I will try them out!
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