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Kompose Audio Symphonic Cello [Synth Presets]
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Kompose Audio Symphonic Cello [Synth Presets]

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Symphonic Cello - Power, Warmth, and Emotion Symphonic Cello is a profoundly expressive and cinematic cello instrument, crafted to capture the deep resonance and emotional gravitas of the cello with breathtaking realism. Designed for the free Soundbox player, it features 11 fully playable presets and 6 arpeggiation presets, offering a rich palette for composers seeking drama, depth, and soul. Built from 1670 meticulously recorded raw samples, Symphonic Cello delivers a powerful, nuanced sound ideal for film scores, orchestral arrangements, and evocative music production. Each preset is layered with four individual mic positions, giving you full control over mix and space to sculpt your sound with precision. Symphonic Cello brings the commanding voice of the cello into your hands, perfect for cinematic scoring, emotional storytelling, and orchestral writing that needs to move the heart.

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

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