EastWest has added two more collections into the PLAY software engine lineup — EastWest/Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs, and Quantum Leap RA, a collection of instruments from Africa, Europe, India, an more.
Now with the PLAY sample engine, users of EastWest/Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs and Quantum Leap RA will have access to new features including:
- 64-bit with 32-bit compatibility for PC (see system specifications).
- Full memory access with MAC (requires 64-bit MAC).
- Mac Intel compatibility.
- An intuitive custom interface.
- Intelligent performance section including portamento, repetition, legato.
- Features round robin reset.
- Offers large articulation window and controls.
- On-screen Mic position mixing (Choirs only).
- State-of-the-art convolution reverb with pre-delay.
- Convolution reverb includes the hall the choir was recorded in (Choirs only).
- An intelligent release trail engine that follows samples volume at all times.
- Improved sound quality with high-resolution audio engine.
- Hi-fidelity one pole filter for natural cross-fades.
- Stereo image editing is now possible using channel sourcing.
- The instruments/voices featured in the PLAY Editions are newly-programmed for PLAY from the original recordings.
Pricing & Availability
Quantum Leap RA PLAY Edition retails for €299.00 and Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs PLAY Edition for €379.00.
For more information, check out www.soundsonline.com.
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