A little more traditional instrumentation-wise companion to Lores:
Personally I'd have preferred a Lores expansion with more instruments so you have it all under one roof, but it sounds very good regardless.
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Native Instruments / Evolution - Fables
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OnlineGuy Rowland
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Re: Native Instruments / Evolution - Fables
Just noticed that any Lores owners get a discount. In UK money it's £89, which is very good really.
I probably will wait a couple of years for the sale on Komplete 15. But if this had loaded into Lores with new patches that used both, I'd have jumped.
I probably will wait a couple of years for the sale on Komplete 15. But if this had loaded into Lores with new patches that used both, I'd have jumped.
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OnlineGuy Rowland
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Re: Native Instruments / Evolution - Fables
This discount is now half price for Lores owners, so I rashly got it. Of course it's wonderful. Lighter tonally than Lores, but not uniformly so - there's still plenty of oddness. The range is staggering and for £45 it's just ridiculous (even though I'll ultimately get it again in a future Komplete).
These two are the best of these kind of products on the market imo, you can keep your scoring toolkits - these sound organic and largely eschew cliche. I love the grit and detail that's in there, and NI / Evolution make them very playable. Lores is still my favourite of the two because I love its more esoteric combinations.
It really would be amazing if one day they made a combined instrument (Lorbles?), but not expecting that to happen.
These two are the best of these kind of products on the market imo, you can keep your scoring toolkits - these sound organic and largely eschew cliche. I love the grit and detail that's in there, and NI / Evolution make them very playable. Lores is still my favourite of the two because I love its more esoteric combinations.
It really would be amazing if one day they made a combined instrument (Lorbles?), but not expecting that to happen.