Sonuscore Introduces LUX Orchestral Strings

US 70-piece symphonic string ensemble for your productions      22/10/25

Sonuscore tells us that LUX Orchestral Strings is their  most ambitious string library to date - recorded with a 70-piece symphonic ensemble on a world-class scoring stage. They say that it is designed for composers seeking the authentic sound and emotion of a real symphonic string ensemble in their own studio. Here's more details direct from the company...

LUX captures the magic of classic film scores - from majestic themes to tender, emotional textures. Every note carries the depth and energy of a real symphonic ensemble, transforming musical ideas into immersive cinematic experiences.

Highlights

  • 70-piece symphonic string ensemble - Violins, Violas, Cellos, Double Basses
  • Recorded on a true Hollywood-style scoring stage
  • 48 microphones & 22 bleed mics for unmatched depth and realism
  • Seamless Articulation Transitioning (S.A.T.) for fluid, natural playing
  • Morphing Articulations & Natural String Change Legato for expressive performances
  • Mixed by Peter Fuchs (Iron Man 3, Call of Duty, Harry Potter)
  • Compatible with the free KONTAKT Player (v7.10.9 or higher)


LUX Orchestral Strings combines the size and emotional depth of a true film orchestra with a direct, inspiring playability. From emotional legatos to precise spiccatos, every articulation responds vividly, expressively, and is ready to mix.

LUX is not just another string library, but a new benchmark for orchestral realism - built to turn stories into sound.

Pricing and Availability:
LUX Orchestral Strings is available now for €499 / $499.

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