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  • Woodwind Harmonics

    C
    C

    So sorry if this has already been discussed, but I didn't see anything about it.  Anyway I would really like to have access to some woodwind harmonics.  They are not too frequently called for, but when they are, I haven't really had any good way to approximate their sound.  I'm not expecting the original instrument collections to get updated to add these, but if there's a team working on any Dimension Woodwinds or something, this is an often-overlooked style of playing that I'd really appreciate.

    Also, I'd love to see a "feature request" forum, because I hate to clutter the main forums with requests like this.  I'm also craving an operahouse and/or musical theater roompack for MIR (with an instrumental pit!) but again I don't want to be taking up forum space just for my own greed lol!  Anyway thanks for all the great sounds!
  • J
    J

    *Bump*

    Woodwind harmonics would be an amazing addition.  But in regards to the Dimension Woodwinds: it almost doesn't make too much sense since there already are 2 different flutes, oboes, and bassoons.  A Clarinet 2 would be a welcome addition.

    I would LOVE to see a musical theater roompack for MIR.  That would amazingly awesome.  However, the new Studio Weiler for Roompack 2 is actually pretty cool with the right adjustments.  
  • C
    C

    I love the tone of a lot of operahouses, plus I see the potential of recording on/offstage impulses + orchestral pit.

    And I agree that there's a lot of possible overlap if they do decide to do Dimension Woodwinds, but the two oboes and English horns are not intended to blend together.  And as you mentioned there's only one clarinet.  But I suppose there's still a whole lot of overlap.