Comments on: Review: EWQL Symphonic Choirs Sample Library, Episode 1 - The Arrival

By: jaime martinez

jaime martinez — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 20:54:06 +0000

i need the usser manual please

By: ray

ray — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 01:02:25 +0000

how do I open wordbuilder? I can’t seem to locate it on my comp.

By: Symbiotic

Symbiotic — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 02:07:52 +0000

If you have a legitimate license for the software then I’m sure contacting East West would be the most prudent way of getting another copy of the DVD library. http://www.soundsonline.com

By: terell

terell — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 21:24:21 +0000

hey not sound crazy but i cant find my dvd library
for my symphonic choirs for some odd reason i made a copy of my program so i have it but not my library, but is there a way to download the discs back over that you know of, a website or such. Im willing to try any thing to get them back. Maybe get them from you…..anything

By: Create Digital Music » CDM Interview: “Tomb Raider: Legend” Composer Troels Brun Folmann on Adaptive “Micro-Scoring”

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:22:47 +0000

[...] TBF: One of the most important things to me is instant access to my music, which is why I had to custom build a 9-PC renderfarm for my composition. Orchestration is particularly demanding and I never liked bouncing much. The way I built my render farm is pretty simple actually. I have 2 PCs for strings, 2 PCs for brass, 1 PC for woodwinds, 1 PC for percussion, 1 PC for choirs, 1 PC for ethnic instruments and my main computer. I use a variety of commercial and custom sample libraries. My favorite orchestral library is East West Quantum Leap Symphonic Library (particularly the XP edition). The guys also released an amazing choir library, which allows you to type in any text and have the choir sing it. (Ed: See our episodic review of EWQL Symphonic Choirs.) They also have a fantastic percussion library called Stormdrum and soon coming out with Stormdrum 2, which is going to be even wilder. I also enjoy many of the open-source VST instruments and effects, but my main source for basic effects is my trustworthy UAD. [...]

By: Create Digital Music » EWQL Symphonic Choirs Episode 2: Digging In

Create Digital Music » EWQL Symphonic Choirs Episode 2: Digging In — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 22:39:03 +0000

[...] Did I say ’start to finish’? After reading through the first few chapters of the manual, it was clear that setup for Choirs would not be a simple affair. It was also clear that reading through the entire manual wouldn’t necessarily give me any better grasp on using the app as a whole. So instead, I decided to take a stepped approach: read a few chapters, get the hang of those techniques, then read a few more. [...]

By: mj

mj — Tue, 19 Sep 2006 06:15:01 +0000

First of all, Brent, your writing is refreshingly NON TECHIE BORING DRY like some user reviews are. I’m already snickering at your honesty. You sound like the REST of us when trying out new toys.
KEEP BEING HONEST! We know that you won’t bash a company; just let us know how “user friendly or not” these things are. Having used some hardware harmony processors in the past, (cheesy-really have to work at getting around all that) I was THRILLED at the thought of having something NEW with software.
Blessings to you and keep at it!
MJ

By: Adrian Anders

Adrian Anders — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 22:02:39 +0000

Seriously Latta, I would love to see if you could recreate the intro to DM & Jemini’s Ghetto Pop Life with the wordbuilder app. That has to be the single greatest use of a choir in the 00’s

ATA

By: W. Brent Latta

W. Brent Latta — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:20:57 +0000

LOL - Thanks, bliss. I realize the suspense must be killing you - but as deep as this library is, a rushed review simply wont do! I hope you can last until episode two!

By: bliss

bliss — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:05:15 +0000

You got me on pins and needles here.