Steinberg Expands Iconica Orchestral Library

US Iconica Ensembles and Iconica Opus are now available      28/09/18

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After releasing the orchestral library Iconica Sections & Players in June, Steinberg has now announced the immediate availability of two further Iconica family members. Here's the story in their own words...

Iconica Ensembles is an easily accessible library, providing perfectly matched ensembles of strings, brass, woodwinds and percussion alongside more than 40 different presets. This makes Iconica Ensembles the ideal tool for composers and producers to deliver beautiful arrangements without delving into details.

Iconica Opus combines Iconica Sections & Players and Iconica Ensembles into a powerful tool for composers and producers. With over 190 GB of content, comprising strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion and a harp alongside ensembles and presets, as well as a huge variety of expressions and articulations, Iconica Opus incorporates the entire instrumental spectrum of a symphonic orchestra.

The Iconica libraries are developed for HALion. Both Note Expression and Expression Maps are capabilities that VST 3 has to offer, allowing users to create unique textures with the played orchestral instruments.

Both Ensembles and Sections & Players run on the included HALion Sonic SE 3 player, while also being compatible with HALion 6 and HALion Sonic 3. They can be used as stand-alone applications or as plug-ins in every DAW supporting VST 3, AAX or AU.

Florian Haack, senior marketing manager at Steinberg, commented: “Iconica Ensembles is a great addition to Iconica Sections & Players. Users can now easily outline everything with Iconica Ensembles and delve into the details afterward. Since we decided to bundle both libraries with Iconica Opus. Iconica now brings everything to the table to create iconic-sounding masterpieces.”

Key features of Iconica Ensembles

• Over 40 presets and 45 GB of carefully handcrafted orchestral ensembles for different styles of music
• Produces great results in next to no time
• Makes composition fast and agile, with the great sound which defines Iconica
• Designed for modern productions and projects which have to be completed under heavy time pressure
• Every sample and preset recorded in stunning sound quality
• All presets feature different expressions for the greatest realism
• Correct orchestral positioning for every sound
• HALion library compatible with VST 3, AAX, VST 2 (Windows only) and AU
• Free HALion Sonic SE 3 included

Key features of Iconica Opus

• 190 GB compressed audio (145 GB in Sections & Players; 45 GB in Ensembles)
• A wide range of strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion and harp recordings
• Recorded with sample experts Orchestral Tools at the legendary Funkhaus Berlin
• Intuitive user interface with exceptional playability
• Many presets and articulations for stimulating ideas and detailed composing
• Supports Expression Maps
• Compatible with any DAW that uses VST 3, AAX or AU
• HALion library with free HALion Sonic SE 3 included

Pricing and Availability:
The retail version of Iconica Ensembles is available from resellers and through the Steinberg Online Shop. The suggested retail price is 299 euros, including German VAT.

An introductory price for Iconica Ensembles is available at 199 euros, including German VAT, until October 11, 2018.

The retail version of Iconica Opus is available from resellers and through the Steinberg Online Shop. The suggested retail price is 999 euros, including German VAT.

An introductory price for Iconica Opus is available at 848 euros, including German VAT, until October 11, 2018.

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