Warm en colourfull, is a great addition to my string libraries. But I only bought it after hearing it at a friend. De demo's didn't give a complete idea what the instrument sounds like. Such a library needs a proper walkthrough on youtube.
A pity that the volume is with velocity, I would have preferred CC1. But : a really great library! Good work!

very good

Amazingly executed expansion library… however a few additional articulations would have been appreciated. Falls, trills, glissandos….

Thanks for the plug in, the plug in is perfect for what I need

I do like it but find the sounds I want to use limited in the piano roll. That has ruined it for me personally but I’m sure I’ll use it somewhere

Probabilmente è un mio limite nella conoscenza del Soundbox, ma ho alcune difficoltà a sincronizzare le linee melodiche ritmiche di alcuni pacchetti con il tempo (BPM) che ho impostato nel mio progetto gestito dalla DAW (Cubase) . Mi rendo conto che è una questione propriamente tecnica, ma mi piacerebbe sapere se c'è la possibilità di interagire con il supporto di Kompose per avere una soluzione al mio quesito. Ad ogni modo i pacchetti KOMPOSE sono veramente notevoli, complimenti!!

Amazing sounds easy to use. Will definitely be purchasing the entire collection.

Given the price, this instrument as wells Symphonic Viola should be graded on a curve. In this way, excellent and no reason to NOT add this to your arsenal of orchestral instruments. Now the caveats of which there are a number:
1) These instruments are not foundational instruments for beginners. You will need to adjust attacks and releases immediately as they are not out of the box instruments. You must have some basic understanding of ADSR and the way the three modes, Mono, Legato and Poly work, If not this will give you machine gun performances emulating the worst of 90s samplers. This could be a good thing, no judgement.
2) Unless keyswitch unlocks under licensed mode, Soundbox as a tool will send you back to the days of 110 tracks top to bottom to get a multi-articulation performance. Again, this is a downgrade if these are your first orchestral instruments.
3) Minus the more reverb layered samples, you can definitely hear the loops on sustains. Theoretically, you would also hear this from an individual playing and then having to reverse their bow on a long sustain but in a section, each individual player would change bow direction at a different time hence eliminating the looping effect. Again, this could be a good thing depending upon what you're after so no judgement.

So if you're at least a novice such as myself and own other orchestral string instruments, these could be a nice instrument for layering beneath other easily accessible multi-articulation instruments but you will need to work at it. Extracting the best out of these instruments is more possible as not so don't be discouraged on taking these instruments into your fold. A new sound is always something worth pursuing.

Given the price, this instrument as wells Symphonic Viola should be graded on a curve. In this way, excellent and no reason to NOT add this to your arsenal of orchestral instruments. Now the caveats of which there are a number:
1) These instruments are not foundational instruments for beginners. You will need to adjust attacks and releases immediately as they are not out of the box instruments. You must have some basic understanding of ADSR and the way both the three modes, Mono, Legato and Poly work, If not this will give you machine gun performances emulating the worst of 90s samplers. This could be a good thing, no judgement.
2) Unless keyswitch unlocks under licensed mode, Soundbox as a tool will send you back to the days of 110 tracks top to bottom to get a multi-articulation performance. Again, this is a downgrade if these are your first orchestral instruments.
3) Minus the more reverb layered samples, you can definitely hear the loops on sustains. Theoretically, you would also hear this from an individual playing and then having to reverse their bow on a long sustain but in a section, each individual player would change bow direction at a different time hence eliminating the looping effect. Again, this could be a good thing depending upon what you're after so no judgement.

So if you're at least a novice such as myself and own other orchestral string instruments, these could be a nice instrument for layering beneath other easily accessible multi-articulation instruments but you will need to work at it. Extracting the best out of these instruments is more possible as not so don't be discouraged on taking these instruments into your fold. A new sound is always something worth pursuing.

it does the job

Bravo pour la conception et le son

I've used this a few times with Ignis, the quality is great, the sound is amazing, and very useful! It's perfect for composing cinematic tracks or trailers, Kompose Audio really does great job with the instruments!

This is a very nice bundle. Easy to use and great sounding!

I use Lumien with Soundbox in Cubase and it works well

I find the sounds within Lumen 2 are excellent for the ambient and meditation songs I make. I like how the sounds can be toned so many ways to get the vibe I like!

The pad is great for meditation mood making, the lead is more punchy and useful in the vast realm of electronica.

An orchestral-like delight that would be at home on a Brian Eno track. Excellent

I don't love that a lot of these have multiple pitches in them, which makes them hard to use in anything that's not a pedal tone drone piece on one chord.

I'm really enjoying it, great sounding and very affordable. Having choirs available adds great possibilites for further creative possibilities and got me inspired right away. Bought a few of your packs right after trying this one, will be back for more.

Very nice sound design. I used this to create a space like atmosphere in my track. More Space textures please.

Really enjoying using your beautifully crafted libraries in Soundbox.

This is a steal for the quality of sound, and quality of GUI. It is just as good a something you would pay hundreds for.

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