EastWest on how to make a plugin fit for the big screen with Hollywood Strings 2

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EastWest on how to make a plugin fit for the big screen with Hollywood Strings 2

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<p>Off the back of a series of stellar sample library releases, EastWest’s Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix explain why Hollywood Strings needed a sequel, how they achieved the most detailed sound possible, and why reverb is not always a good thing.</p>
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