Checking Out: Solo Textures by Heavyocity

Heavyocity expands the NOVO series with a new pack, Solo Textures. Many of these playing styles and articulations I haven't heard in any other library! Contributor Brian Freeland reviews Solo Textures by Heavyocity
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00:00 Brief Examples
00:39 About Solo Textures
01:13 Specifications
01:46 GUI Basics
02:32 Violin Solo Textures Examples
12:45 Viola Solo Textures Examples
14:32 Cello Solo Textures Examples
19:00 Solo Texture Designer Examples
29:18 Final Thoughts

[@MartinHeidenreichMusic]

Another great review of a stunning library. I love Solo Textures

[@uw0tm838]

For some reason, I'm not a fan of Heavyocity... They have a very particular sound, especially in Designer patches, across all their libraries. It kind of sounds the same. It's way too recognisable and the rhythmic patterns have the same feeling to them. It's just a bit too much for film scoring. Trailer music, perhaps. But for film, it's just too metallic/industrial and every patch feels like a "main character" with Heavyocity, no matter how much tou customize it. The UI is extremely confusing, especially when you're trying to figure out what triggers the rhythmic stuff: could be a sample itself.. could be a gate, or a step sequencer.... Or a macro...in the end, you spend way too much time trying to figure out how to change it or turn it off