Oh, the humanity! (In a good way.) This is a "No Talking" First Playthrough ... I was initially apprehensive that the "pre-orchestrated" ensembles or sections wouldn't give me enough creative freedom, but actually I feel really comfortable with them after this first play.
Part of the reason is they sound so human! Especially the many flutes and high woodwinds, and some of the strings really feel like human players. I also enjoy the "studio" or smaller room sound — there's a kind of intensity that I think was captured very well.
The many "Chords (Common)" patches are shockingly awesome sounding. There is a folder of almost all of them together. They sound very smart.
Percussion was also surprisingly awesome sounding. Some really cool things in that one patch spread across the keyboard.
There's some super dynamic low brass and low strings sounds. Very aggressive.
Oh and the FX patches! This is also a nice collection of FX sounds (rips and clusters and chatter, etc.) Yeah. Man, this is a very "big" collection of valuable content.
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I downloaded it last night and this is the first time I tried seeing what each of these patches could do. It's a pretty extensive package. I bought it myself. No NFR, no sponsorship.