Spitfire Swarms
Spitfire Audio
various instruments
- Features a combination of nine harps, nine marimbas, and 18 mandolins, charangos, and ukuleles for rich textures.
- Recorded at Lyndhurst Hall, AIR Studios, utilizing four microphone positions: close, tree, ambient, and outriggers.
- Includes a variety of articulations such as tremolos, glissandi, and plucks, enhancing sonic versatility.
- Requires Kontakt Player version 7.5.2 or higher for use.
- Offers a redesigned user interface for intuitive sound control and dynamic manipulation.
Product Overview
Spitfire Swarms offers a unique blend of textures from a diverse ensemble of instruments, including nine harps, a marimba orchestra, and 18 stringed instruments such as mandolins and charangos. This library captures the essence of rarely grouped instruments, creating shimmering cascades and intricate rhythmic patterns that are ideal for cinematic soundscapes.
Details
The library features a variety of articulations, including tremolos, rolls, hits, and glissandi, allowing for expressive performance across its large instrument ensembles. Recorded at AIR Studios' Lyndhurst Hall, the sound is rich and warm, enhanced by the option to blend multiple microphone positions: close, tree, ambient, and outriggers. This flexibility provides precise control over the sonic landscape, making it suitable for both intimate and expansive arrangements.
Dynamic and speed controls further shape the sound, particularly for tremolos and long notes, enabling composers to craft nuanced textures. The library's design draws inspiration from Pointillism, where discrete notes combine to create a fuller auditory experience, unlocking new possibilities for orchestral arrangements and sound design.
