Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I think most of the big string collections have harmonics - for example 
sonivox.

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Currington <steve@...g.nz>
To: Logic Cafe Yahoo Group <Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, 1 Apr 2009 1:59 pm
Subject: [Logic_Cafe] Exs24 patches



Hi.

Wonder if the collective wisdom here can advise me.

I am after some Orchestral String Harmonics Patches.

I have numerous string patches but am missing the harmonics that

string players can play.



Anyone recommend a good set?



Now free is best (as I am currently a student (even though I am an old

fart <grin>) )  but I would be happy to buy if there is no other

choice and the price was right..



I am also looking for other Orchestral Instrument extended techniques

as patches.  But that can be far more esoteric so will not ask

specifically about them - maybe only ask for genera comments about

availability.



I am needing to write some music for contemporary orchestral

performers and want to write some with  midi based tracks as a

"backing track" or as the term goes  " live performer and tape".  The

issue is I have no real extended technique patches..

Now I can build my own using either Sculpture etc or take the EXS24

patches I have a play with them to  build the effects I want but I was

hoping to work around that by ge
tting some  real live patches.



Any advice would be appreciated.



Note I am normally a notated music composer but am using Logic more

and more...



Steve Currington

de Composer

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