Any Logic Pro + Opus 1 file, online?

[Chinablu]

I would like a lot studying classical pieces renderings on Logic Pro + EXS24 + Opus 1.

Is there any Logic file to download, online? I found only Cubase + VSL Pro Herb's works... [:'(]

Thank you for any help,
Chinablu

[rawmusic]

Not logic files, but mp3 streams or downloads.

go to products, click on horizon series, and then on opus 1 from the sidebar on the left, then on the map for your part of the world, and finally on demos.

[Chinablu]

I listened several times to the online mp3 files before buying Opus 1 (it arrived three days ago and I'm still astonished by its magnificent sound...).

I'd like to see how it works "behind the scenes" [:)]

Chinablu

[rawmusic]

I still feel the same way, although we are now having a love-hate relationship, since what used to take me 15 minutes to realise an orchestral arrangement now takes me an hour - but the results are really worth it.

[DG]

@Chinablu said:

I listened several times to the online mp3 files before buying Opus 1 (it arrived three days ago and I'm still astonished by its magnificent sound...).

I'd like to see how it works "behind the scenes" [:)]

Chinablu

Various people have posted MIDI files so you should be able to get a good idea from those.

DG

[Chinablu]

@DG said:

Various people have posted MIDI files so you should be able to get a good idea from those.

DG

Thank you,

China

[hermitage59]

Chinablu,
for what its worth, a very decent fellow named Kai built an articulation tool, and very decently put it on this site, with his lightweight version of an Opus 1 setup. It's worth looking at, and best of all, you get see the tool in action (In Logic envirorment) and use keyswitches for simple and quick articulation entry.
Also included is a great text file explaining how it works written for dummies like me, so it's easy to understand.

I think it's in the VSL instruments sticky at the top of the EXS topic.

Regards,

Alex.