Brass Instrument With Two Horns

Product Code: eq26089
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brass instrument with two hornsfrom the brass instrument with two hornsis a sample-based virtual instrument featuring an ensemble of eight double horns. This impressive sounding body of instruments fulfills the sonic ideal of the late Romantic orchestra and meets the challenge of "larger-than-life" scores for modern cinema.

Ensemble of Eight Double Horns 6,017 Samples Standalone Audio Units AAX Native and RTAS VST Mac OS X Windows

General
Sound Type	Brass, Woodwinds
Supported Plug-In Formats	AAX (Native), AU, RTAS, VST
Standalone Operation	Yes
Library Size	1.3 GB (Standard) 2.4 GB (Full)
Visual Impairment Support	No
System Requirements
Supported Operating Systems	Windows 7 macOS 10.8 macOS 10.9
Memory Requirement	Windows, Mac: 2 GB (4 GB Recommended)
Storage Requirement	Mac: 1.3 GB
CPU Requirement	Mac: Intel Core 2 Duo and Faster Windows: Intel Core 2 Duo and Faster AMD Athlon 64 X2 and Faster
Supported USB Authentication Devices	ViennaKey
Software Requirement	Arturia Pro Tools 7.3 Steinberg

Staccato
Portato short
Sustained normal and blared

pfp, 6 seconds
Fortepiano
Sforzato

Flutter tonguing, normal and crescendo
Trills, minor and major 2nd

Legato

Legato
Portato
Staccato

Staccato, 9 repetitions, 150, 170, and 180 BPM

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this product allow me to tilt my wescott apollo softbox?

A: This video shows a tilting set up using the tilter bracket and the telescoping section of a background stand https://a href= http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zeyAv2EYc9Y. target= _blank m.youtube.com/watch?v=zeyAv2EYc9Y./a I prefer a similar setup using an Illuminator Arm extreme combined with the shoe mount bracket.

Q: 2. What sort of load will it hold safely? I'm wanting to use this with a rotolight aeos (3lb) possibly with a 7ft umbrella (2.3lb)

A: I use with an Elinchrom mono light and XL Profoto umbrella and have no issues. Well made.

Q: 3. Can you mount this to a Rollei TLR?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter (Silver) uses a cold shoe mount to mount to a camera. The Rollei TLR does not have a shoe mount and so cannot mount this meter directly.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with ARM Mac running xplane 12?

A: On this Logitech G Flight Instrument Panel, the Mac compatibility can be seen at this link: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025179494--FAQ-Flight-Instrument-Panel

Q: 5. Is this TTArtisan C10 a plastic or metal housing?

A: The TTArtisan Meter (Black) is manufactured from sturdy aluminum.

Q: 6. Does it comes with all these instruments?

A: According to their website, the Logitech G Flight Instrument Panel will include 15 Readout Types.

Q: 7. Can this meter light for extremely dark shots like the night sky that might require 30" exposures?

A: The TTArtisan Meter (Silver) is not necessarily designed for outdoor nighttime photography. The TTArtisan Meter (Silver) has an exposure range from 1 to 1/2,000 second, an aperture range of f/1.0 to f/22, and an ISO range from ISO 25 to ISO 3,200. Using EV -3 as the exposure value for a night sky away from city lights under a full moon, you would need a lens of f/2.0 or brighter to meter properly with this light meter under these lighting conditions.

Q: 8. What type of cell is used?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter uses a CR2032 battery.

Q: 9. What is the measurement angle?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter (Silver) has a 45° measurement angle.

Q: 10. Would this fit on my Canon P?

A: Yes, the TTArtisan C10B Meter can fit a Canon P.

Mary	07/07/2024
[ViennaKey] Lewitt makes quality mics. When we purchased these Lewitt matched instrument mics, we planned on using them as room overhead studio mics. After opening the sleek black packaging that they came in, we plugged them in tried them out. It had been gently raining outside when we did our first recording test and we used 1 acoustic guitar. After recording you could hear the bright and crisp acoustic guitar and the rain perfectly. These mics are so good, the gentle rain sounded like a torrential downpour. We will definitely be buying Lewitt mics again in the future. 5

Robert	01/07/2024
[Yes] I’m using these as drum overheads and they sound awesome. Recommended! 5

Panico	02/06/2024
[Yes] Sold my AKG 451B for a 040 Match Stereo Pair. Could not afford a matched AKG so I opted for the Lewitt. I am happy with my purchase so far. Acoustic guitar sounds natural and open using XY stereo pattern. Very neutral sounding, not overly hyped or harsh at the top, and take EQ well. 5

Kevin	02/06/2024
[ViennaKey] I use it in my office for my Zoom Calls. 5

John	09/05/2024
[ViennaKey] My first chance to use them was for a live University Commencement ceremony streamed from a 3000-seat gymnasium. I used one on a Yamaha C3 piano and the other overhead on a brass quintet. I usually use 2) AKG 451 for this set up but tried the Lewitts and was thrilled by the presence and sparkle these mics show. What a value! 5

james	30/11/-0001
[ViennaKey] Got as a voice experiment. Bright without harshness, long low end....super-clear! I did a voice EQ for the usual 80hz rolloff, a 'de-boxing' section for my booth, and a slow roll-down, 1khz to 10khz, -3dB. It's just magical for voiceover. It EQs like a good dynamic but has incredible precision... just keep the slopes long and light. 5

F. Tariq	30/11/-0001
[Yes] I watched many microphone reviews and shootouts, many drummers and engineers recommended it. I had the opportunity to purchase less expensive mics new and used but I purchased the Audix D6 and I am SUPER PLEASED at the sound. Not muddy but has great low end and has that punch! U need this in your life! 5