Native Instruments – Session Strings Pro 2 (KONTAKT)

Publisher : Native Instruments
Website : Native Instruments
Format : KONTAKT 5.8+
Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo

Description : Based on the extremely popular products of the SESSION STRINGS series, SESSION STRINGS 2 and SESSION STRINGS PRO 2 combine an updated sound with a new, modern interface, plus a few custom functions to help you quickly realize your creative vision.
Detailed sound in modern design : Include new string textures in pop, R & B, dance tracks or modern music. SESSION STRINGS PRO 2 offers a modern medium-sized ensemble containing details with a wide range of articulations for expressive play. A modern interface and several smart playback features help to light the creative.
The tunable ensemble : SESSION STRINGS PRO 2 doubles the size of the ensemble SESSION STRINGS 2, offering eight violins, six violas, four cellos and four double basses. Use the existing configuration of the instruments or create your own ensemble with the participation of up to 22 players. Choose from traditional or modern locations to adjust the stereo positioning of the sections.
Maximum expressiveness : Add realistic, detailed expression, relying on a vast array of articulations. SESSION STRINGS PRO 2 offers 26 articulations, including legato, portamento, and glissando, crescendi, trills, scoops, falls and glissandi.
Fresh sound : The whole collection of samples was remixed to modern sound. The samples accurately convey the old instruments, played by session professionals in a well-known German studio.
Modern design : The interface has been completely redesigned. It offers an elegant, modern look and a host of convenient controls on the main page, mixer page and effects. Redesign helps to simplify creativity, allowing you to quickly and easily access all that you need.

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