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The offer lasts till Friday 7th of September, with more details available here. The normal price for this collection is $746, however this bundle has a special price of $449.
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8Dio Adagio Violins Vol. 1.1 Update
The 1.1 upgrade for Adagio Violins is now ready for download. 8dio will be sending out the upgrade mails over the next 6 days. All owners of Adagio Violins will receive an email describing the download procedure.
Note that Adagio 1.1 completely replaces the original library. The company says they went back and polished around 24GB/33.000 samples.
Adagio 1.1 contains:
Check out 8dio.com for more details.
- All legatos have been polished
- New mix for close microphones
- 2nd Violins for all articulations
- Lite patches using DFD (ex. cuts Instinct legato from 500MB to 22MB)
- Vibrato control incorporated into legato. They went back and recorded non-vibrato and vibrato sustains and added it to the volume
- Multi-Legato patches with ability to switch between 3 legato types
- Reprogramming of all short notes
- Tempo-synced lore for both K4 and K5 users
- 40 New Bonus Ambiences
- Output mapping allowing routing of mic positions to different outputs
Check out 8dio.com for more details.
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