wallander brass isn't so bad
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 9:33 am
http://www.wallanderinstruments.com/mus ... inless.mp3
Just checking out some demos of wallander brass. Much better than Garritan I think. Tho the demo is arranged very well. But each instrument seems to have better definition. The trombones are tighter, and the saxes sing better. (more zing)
http://www.wallanderinstruments.com/mus ... Around.mp3
And the piercing trumpets in this demo score pretty high on my chart. The trumpet slurs in the upper range causing ripps is a great detail to have. I also like it that the trombones are blazing as well. Garritan's trombones are dark and smooth all the way.
$400 for horns and $500 for woodwinds is a bit steep tho.. I guess if I had to pick, I'd pick horns over sax since I can use them in orchestra too. less likely to use sax in anything but funk and jazz. I don't like using woodwinds for symphonic settings anyway. Though ironically, I used to play 1st clarinet.
anyone with experience with Wallander?
Just checking out some demos of wallander brass. Much better than Garritan I think. Tho the demo is arranged very well. But each instrument seems to have better definition. The trombones are tighter, and the saxes sing better. (more zing)
http://www.wallanderinstruments.com/mus ... Around.mp3
And the piercing trumpets in this demo score pretty high on my chart. The trumpet slurs in the upper range causing ripps is a great detail to have. I also like it that the trombones are blazing as well. Garritan's trombones are dark and smooth all the way.
$400 for horns and $500 for woodwinds is a bit steep tho.. I guess if I had to pick, I'd pick horns over sax since I can use them in orchestra too. less likely to use sax in anything but funk and jazz. I don't like using woodwinds for symphonic settings anyway. Though ironically, I used to play 1st clarinet.
anyone with experience with Wallander?