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There are indeed some more polished and professional brass and wind libraries out there if you’ve got the bank-roll for them (and a dedicated hard drive, as they tend to get very large and otherwise resource demanding), BUT, you’ll be very hard pressed to find one that covers so many families of instruments (even halicons, susaphones, euphonia, mellophones, flugal horns and cornets…in both solo and tutti configurations…and if you need marching battery percussion, and an even more robust set of symphonic percussion (school bands often call for more crazy stuff than one can shake a stick at, and COMB has a good bit of it), COMB has you well covered there as well!). I can recommend Garritan Concert and Marching Band, and Jazz and Big Band. If you’re still not getting closer to what you want after getting to know HALion better…until we get more Wind/Brass band kind of ‘Sampler Style Libraries’ for HALion…
#Trilian library not found pro
I’ve gotten some great professional and polished sounding results with HALion SE and the Basic SE and Pro SE content packs over the years. It’s a general purpose ‘stage instrument’, or ‘composer workstation’ synth out of the box It’s highly capable of producing really nice sounds…it’s just important to think of it differently than a ‘sampler library’. When it comes to HALion SE, think it more like a Yamaha MOTIF Rompler (really nice Keyboard Workstations). Also keep in mind that a touch of the right effects (either in HALion itself, or on the Mixer Insert chain of Dorico) can go a LONG way to shaping up more realistic and pleasing solo brass and wood wind sounds.
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Hint: For tutti work take advantage of some the more generic sound Patch Names in the SE Baisc and Pro content packs such as a general “Brass” patch, and keep an eye out for the ‘wheel’ patches which are going to use the Mod Wheel for dynamic control instead of velocity. Even the slate of GM sounds can be quite convincing (and in my opinion as good or better than Sibelius Sounds 7.x). Knowing where to look, and tapping into the effects are a BIG game changer. I can show you a few tricks (but probably not today) to start milking HALion for surprisingly NICE sounds. You get some options in the box with Dorico that are worth exploring but they’re not exactly obvious to anyone that hasn’t been using HALion over the years.
If you want to do Wind and Brass Symphonic/Marching/Jazz bands, HALion has potential but it’s not in the most obvious places with currently existing HALion libraries.
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