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Thank you! They put a lot of work into Woods of the Wild and it shows.

They usually do bf sale and that's it

I don't own Nucleus but I spoke to the team a bit. TOC3 is hard to beat as a composing tool, given the sheer amount of content and MIDI Export capability. It has way more articulations given the expansions, and the Ensemble Engine that provides the Animated / Rhythm presets is not present in Nucleus. Nucleus has a great sound, and is more geared towards an orchestral scoring audience vs. "cinematic" scoring audience. If the workflow of TOC3 seems useful to you, I'd say this is the one to get. Otherwise, it's really up to the preference of your ear. The great thing is that you can get a free taste of the Ensemble Engine via The Orchestra Elements, which will give you a chance to work with it a bit at no cost! (Minus the ability to swap articulations) One last thing, you could always try TOC Essentials and Nucleus Lite, and choose which one to upgrade after you've had time to try them out. TOC upgrades usually go on sale once or twice a year, and I'm pretty sure AI allows an upgrade path as well.

Right, and the other big differences are that Nucleus has mic positions and solo instruments; the importance of those is highly dependent on your personal workflow and which projects you take on. For example, when writing more ambient sci-fi I absolutely need solo instruments and prefer far mic positions... But when writing fantasy video game music I would much rather have the Ensemble Engine.

I would already say the sound, which sound do you prefer, it's very important, listen to the demos well, Nucleus has the advantage of having two microphone mixes, the complete orchestra I like to mix it with other libraries like Audio Imperia for example, but I like to use it less alone, it lacks contrast when you use only the orchestra. Then what level do you have? And how much time do you have available to make music? It's easier and faster to use the complete orchestra but we go much further with Nucleus. The violins are the weak part of the complete orchestra, at first I had replaced it with Aeria Lite from Audio Imperia. In conclusion, personal opinion, Nucleus can be enough on its own, while for the complete orchestra it will probably be necessary to buy other libraries to evolve. however I love The Complete Orchestra 3 for its speed and the sound of these brass instruments (which I complete with Hyperion Brass and Abbey Road One, and other stuff according to the style) Don't hesitate if you have any questions🙂🙂🙂

@@gregorypara Wow. Thank you for such a thoughtful, informative response!

I have certainly been enjoying it, lots of smiling when I play this one.

@@meloniusthonk Fair enough, although Kontakt has never really been an issue but I appreciate it is a preference! There is so much going on here, you never really need to load in your own samples but as it is such a powerful engine, it’s a great feature to have! :) cheers for the comment!

@@VivaswanSriHarsha hello! Thanks for the comment! Here’s the thing, I did explain that I have been very much under the weather for a few days and while that isn’t an excuse, I wanted to get a video out while the bundle offer was still active. Whilst this one hasn’t met your expectations, I feel there is a good overview of the instrument, what it contains and what they sound like. That is pretty much what the video needs to show and I feel it does. Whilst I probably didn’t create it in my usual style, I had to stop and start the recording frequently due to coughing a lot and losing my voice and still managed to stitch together a coherent video. So whilst I respect your opinion and hope the next videos meet your expectation, given the circumstance I stand by my work. Had I had more time, I would have changed and developed the demo more for sure but these things happen sadly. It’s an occupational hazard really! Thanks for the feedback!

Hello Pete! Yes, I know you said that in the video. I am just wondering when did they give you the copy & I am sure you haven’t had much time to dive deep, in order to do the overview but in that case, they should have given the copy even more earlier, being one of the best devs out there. Yes, that puts you in strain & I guess it had to happen that way. Can’t be avoided. Hope you get the copy of another library that you do the overview/Walkthru a little earlier so that you can work before you upload. And make sure to have control on your modwheel even better. Vivasswan SriHarsha

Thank you for trying it out. I only did that in the solo demos because I figured the tails were a given haha. You still can hear the tails in my composition though. This reverb kicks ass

I think it might be because the base price for the Berlin orchestra is a little steep, so less accessible. But getting it on a sale is great idea, which I did. So, if it interests you, I would definitely grab it. It also comes packaged with the Berlin Studio reverb as part of the sale, and that reverb is terrific :)

@@5ammy13 Thanks for Your reply. I own already the Berlin Series and various other orchestra libraries (Spitfire Symphony Orchestra, BBCSO, Cinematic Series) but enjoy to hear how others work with them. Only Berlin Series is a blind spot. Hm, maybe the price.

@@ASX2001 Hey, yeah I am guessing it's the price. Also, Berlin Orchestra is free for people who own the complete Berlin Series, and I think for them, it just makes more sense to mockup with the full-package Berlin Series, than use the Berlin Orchestra. For me, the sound is just really good and I absolutely love it. I think I will try mocking up something with it. Let's see :)

Thanks :D

Good morning. While we appreciate feedback and constructive criticism on how to improve our videos, it’s come to our attention that all you do is comment on our demos negatively. We feel the demo part of the video is very important so viewers get an idea of how the library/plugin sounds in context. Furthermore, we stand by our work in this area, with generally positive feedback about what we make. We are also under time constraints too so I am very proud of how quickly the team works, showing a demo in context. Whilst sometimes they still could do with the odd tweak here and there (speaking for myself), we feel they are a great representation of the libraries under spotlight. As you have shown a pattern of blunt, negative comments, sometimes with foul language, I will now delete any further comments of this nature that you leave on our channel. Please remember we are a learning platform too and often younger composers view our videos too. We do not need your foul language on our videos and you may have noticed I have removed these comments. By all means, be a part of the conversation, be constructive. We welcome your contribution however I will always defend the work of my team. Thanks.

May I ask why? Saying something isn't good is one thing, but not providing any reason makes it seem like you may want to just see the world burn

@@yves2078 cheers!

Absolutely my pleasure!

Thanks so much for the kind comment! We feel the composition is so important, just to hear it in action!

It's $150 on their site.

@@Joker5665jn I know, it also says they had a 33% sale ending on June 27th. So Im guessing it was 100$ until a couple days ago.

Thank you for your support!

Thank you 😊