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Soundiron Hyperion Brass Elements Content [Halion]
On request Libraries Halion Orchestral

Soundiron Hyperion Brass Elements Content [Halion]

1 min read 6.64 GB
ORCHESTRAL CHAMBER BRASS ENSEMBLE FROM CALIFORNIA Hyperion Brass Elements is a universal brass ensemble library that is suitable for all kinds of producers. Perfectly balanced between polished refinement and natural human performance, it delivers both instant gratification and deeply customizable acoustics. Hyperion Brass Elements has a distinctive tone and wide dynamic range that can be shaped to fit any genre or style. 4.7 GB chamber brass instrument for HALion (three dynamic layers, 4 round robins) 10 combo presets with six master and true-legato section presets Including space positioning, Play Assistant, FX, and arpeggiator Recorded in the historic Studio A at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, California

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This pack includes: Halion. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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