Spitfire Audio – Spitfire Chamber Strings Professional v1.4.1b94 (KONTAKT)

By | March 3, 2025

 

Publisher: Spitfire Audio
Format: Kontakt (5.5.0+), Kontakt Player
Quality: Stereo 48 kHz 24 bit

  • 219.13 GB

Description: Chamber Strings CollectionDetailed and versatile classics
We selected 16 of the finest string players to record an encyclopedia of techniques and articulations at Air Studios in London. This small line-up allows for more attention to detail than our Spitfire Symphony Orchestra, while still capturing the beautiful resonance of the hall. This is your ideal chamber range – a versatile classic that will enhance your scores for films, TV shows, games and pop recordings.
The Professional edition features 4 additional mic positions and 3 processor-optimized stereo mixes created by award-winning engineer Jake Jackson, providing a huge variety of string sounds.

Features :
• 16 world-class London string players: 4 first violins, 3 second violins, 3 violas, 3 cellos and 3 double basses
• 244 articulations including 38 short, 53 long, 19 effects and 45 legato
• In Situ recording (placing the instruments in the natural positions of a traditional string quartet) using invaluable tube and ribbon mics
• Neve Montserrat preamps on a Neve 88R
• Recorded digitally at 96 kHz onto a 2-inch Studer reel
• Multiple dynamic layers and loop repeats
• Variety and detail, with key and perfectly unique articulations
• Legato, developed by Andrew Blaney
• Individual sections and ensembles
• NKS support


4 thoughts on “Spitfire Audio – Spitfire Chamber Strings Professional v1.4.1b94 (KONTAKT)

  1. BaFe

    Every versions of Kontakt says DEMO. Any suggestions how could I solve this?

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  2. Qwerty

    Most of the book prices are DEMO up here, no matter how much I download them, etc. In the past, there were really full versions of everything up there, this page isn’t the same anymore!

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  3. artesimo

    It asks to load an infinite number of .nkw files that don’t exist in the samples folder, a trick by Spitfire itself.

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