Orchestral Chords

Beautiful full orchestra chords and textures

Nothing beats the sound of a full ensemble playing together when capturing chords. The way the instruments interact with each other and with the recording space in real time creates a magnificently realistic texture. Cinesamples sampled a world-class 70 piece orchestra playing a tremendous variety of major, minor, augmented chords with inversions, plus octaves and low, warm muted chords.

• Tutti Octaves (RR staccato, sustains, p to ff dynamics. Three-, four-, and five-octave orchestral voicings.)
• Tutti Chords (RR staccato, sustains, p to ff dynamics, majors, minors, augmented, each in 3 inversions)
• Low Chords (4 chord types: majors with root bass, minors with root bass, majors with third bass, minors with third bass. p to ff dynamics)

With an intuitive mapping format that allows you to play chords with single keys, use Orchestral Chords to add depth and character to your mockups.

Chord Mapping

Low Chords:

Major, Root - dark blue keys (A-1 to F1)
Major, First Inversion - yellow keys (F#1 to B2)
Minor, Root - light blue keys (C3 to F#4)
Minor, First Inversion - green keys (G4 to D6)

Tutti Chords:

• Keyswitches
• Sustain/Staccato - red key (A1), switching between sustain/staccato is triggered by velocity
• Marcato - red key (A#1)
• Sustain/Staccato
• Major, Root - light blue keys (C0 to B2)
• Minor, Root - green keys (C3 to B5)
• Augmented Major Seventh - orange keys (C6 to C7)
• Marcato
• Major, Root - dark blue keys (C0 to B2)
• Minor, Root - yellow keys (C3 to B5)
• Augmented Major Seventh - light blue keys (C6 to C7)

Tutti Octaves:

• Octaves Marcato - dark blue keys (A-1 to D3)
• Octaves Sustain/Staccato - yellow keys (A3 to D7), switching between sustain/staccato is triggered by velocity

Vivaldi Tremolo:

• Low Tremolo - green keys (G1 to C3)
• High Tremolo - light blue keys (C#3 to G#4)

System Requirements

This instrument requires the FREE or FULL version of Kontakt 6.6.1+