Best Service tells us that LUX Orchestral Brass expands the LUX series with a complete orchestral brass section featuring exceptional dynamic range and an immediate, expressive playing experience. They say that the library was developed for composers who want brass to feel not just bigger and louder, but alive and musical. Here's the details direct from the company...
The instrumentation covers the complete orchestral brass section - from Solo Horns and Horn Sections to Trumpets and Trombones, Bass Trombone, Tuba, Contrabass Tuba, and Cimbasso.
Sonically, the range extends from warm, soft horns to biting fortissimo. That contrast is at the heart of expressive brass, and LUX Orchestral Brass captures it with a natural and highly musical response.
Highlights
• Complete orchestral brass section in a classic American layout
• Up to six separately recorded dynamic layers from pp to fff
• Auto Divisi for Horns, Trumpets, and Trombones
• Polyphonic Legato and expressive True Legato recordings
• Seamless Articulation Transitioning (S.A.T.) and Morphing Articulations
• Composer-crafted Ensemble Instrument with multiple section combinations and voicings
• 53 microphones including extensive bleed microphone coverage
• Six microphone positions plus a ready-to-use Full Mix
• Recorded on the same scoring stage as LUX Orchestral Strings
• Compatible with the free KONTAKT Player, version 7.10.9 or laterAuto Divisi, Ensemble Voicings, and flexible articulations streamline the workflow from the first sketch to the final score. At the same time, the shared scoring stage with LUX Orchestral Strings allows both libraries to blend naturally into one cohesive orchestral sound.
Pricing and Availability:
LUX Orchestral Brass is available now for €/$499.
Owners of LUX Orchestral Strings can get LUX Orchestral Brass via the crossgrade for €/$299. The bundle including LUX Orchestral Strings and LUX Orchestral Brass is available for €/$799.
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