Capriccio

• Capriccio features a large orchestral collection with 52 strings, 12 brass, 12 woodwinds, and 8 percussionists.
• It includes instrument patches for strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, and multisampled percussion ensemble.
• The library requires Kontakt Player 5.1 and up, and is compatible with Native Instruments KOMPLETE KONTROL NKS 1.5 and up.
• Recorded with conductor Petr Pololanik, the samples aim to capture the energy and power of a full orchestra.
• Features include timestretching and tempo syncing using Native Instruments Time Machine Pro and Sonokinetic's Intelligent Tempo Mapping.

Product Overview

Capriccio is a comprehensive orchestral sample library that captures the energy and power of a full orchestra, recorded with conductor Petr Pololanik and the Capellen orchestra. This collection features a wide range of instruments, including strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion, making it suitable for both grand cinematic scores and intricate compositions.

Details

The library includes six instrument patches, encompassing 52 symphonic strings, 12 brass instruments, 12 woodwinds, and a selection of eight percussionists featuring various traditional orchestral instruments. Each phrase has been meticulously crafted to ensure usability, with over 38,000 samples available in both 16-bit and 24-bit formats. The interface allows for intuitive control over performance parameters, including a 'phrase offset' slider and separate volume settings for release tails, enhancing the playability of the samples.

Capriccio employs advanced features such as time-stretching and tempo syncing through Native Instruments' Time Machine Pro, ensuring that the samples can adapt seamlessly to your project’s tempo. The orchestral phrases are composed in 4/4 time, with straight 8th and 16th notes, allowing for a natural flow in compositions. The multisampled percussion patch adds depth and texture, while the runs instrument provides melodic phrases for strings and woodwinds, making this library versatile for various scoring contexts.