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Miroslav Philharmonik audio demo

Here you can download Demo Songs entirely constructed using Miroslav Philharmonik sounds and effects by Philharmonik users, as well as other audio examples and video presentations for this amazing Orchestral & Choir Workstation.

	And Life Begins... Terry Wollman, Mangoeater Music ASCAP “Miroslav Philharmonik is awesome!!! As a composer that is used to working with a live orchestra, I found the instrument sounds to be inspiring and extremely responsive. This library would be an asset for any composer or studio. JUST AMAZING!” Courtesy of Terry Wollman / Mango Eater Music. Download mp3 - 0.4 MB

	Desert Run, by Luca Thomas d'Agiout “Desert Run” begins with the auditory fabric of just that. “In the first half, I tried to produce a mood reminiscent of an action/adventure film” states Luca Thomas d’Agiout. Beautifully structured strings, brass, and various percussion elements immediately set the atmosphere of the piece, quickly changing mood and soundscape into beautiful articulations. “I placed a heavy emphasis on brass,” stated Luca, “and then followed it with a magical crescendo leading to the bright choral finale.” Courtesy of Luca Thomas d'Agiout. Download mp3 - 3.8 MB

	White Pearl, by Luca Thomas d'Agiout White Pearl begins with a beautiful arrangement of uplifting strings and choral samples. Composer Luca Thoams d’Agiout states: “This composition uses a full orchestral template in a condensed form.” A violin solo eases out of the mix, soaring to a peak. The mood changes drastically when a dark storm of percussion, woodwinds, and brass, erupt into a tense moment of climax, each instrument maintaining its own place in the mix. The tension quickly breaks, easing into another brief violin solo followed by a triumphant finish. “I tried to represent the many faces of Miroslav Philharmonik, alternating from smooth to epic, then back again” Luca stated. This piece is representative of the rich diversity available in the Miroslav Philharmonik library. Courtesy of Luca Thomas d'Agiout. Download mp3 - 4.5 MB

	J.S. Bach, Orchestral Suite #2, BVW 1067 in B minor - Badinerie “A great example of what you can achieve by using Miroslav Philharmonik. For this demo song there was heavy usage of articulation switching to achieve a very realistic effect, especially on solo strings.” Courtesy of Davide Barbi. Download mp3 - 2.1 MB

	"Presto" from Bach's Sonata for Violin n. 1 in G minor This elegant piece is a prime example of how just the solo violin instrument part in Miroslav Philharmonik can offer both great playability and realism. This song was played live with no articulations usage, therefore displaying how lifelike Philharmonik's strings sound without any need for additional tweaking. Emotional slides captured from the original performance recordings shine through this sample, showing its ability to captivate with realistic quality. Courtesy of Davide Fregni. Download mp3 - 1 MB

	Dvorak Symphony number 9 - New World Symphony “This is one of my favorite pieces of music, the fact that Miroslav recorded the sounds in the Dvorák Symphony Hall made it all that much more appropriate to be the first demo. It was two instances of Miroslav Philharmonik, in Cubase SX3. One of the great things about Philharmonik is that it is both one of the fastest tools for recreating a symphonic arrangement, yet it has a good variety of different articulations and performance variation to allow one to spend more time to recreate many of the subtle nuances of a real orchestra.” Courtesy of David Kerzner. Download mp3 - 5.5 MB

	Movie Soundtrack 1 This large usage of instrumentation in Philharmonik results in beautiful moody orchestral nuances that are very noticeable. Fully articulated strings sound lifelike sliding from curious to melancholy. Woodwinds sound extremely realistic. There is a building segment of excitement with choral elements added to large orchestral percussion that creates a lot of suspense. Panning of orchestral positioning is evident in the full mix of the sound stage, adding to the realism. The piece ends with a heavenly plucked harp sequence spread out beautifully with the true reverb of the Dvorak Hall. This Philharmonik demo is an example of its superb ability for scoring movie soundtracks. Courtesy of Larry Ortega. Download mp3 - 2.4 MB

	Movie Soundtrack 2 A composition taking full advantage of Philharmonik's mixing elements and full orchestration, showing you just how versatile the orchestral workstation is for creating professionally lifelike sounds. It has a sweet quality from tender attention to midi orchestration, that quickly moves to soundtrack style theme with full horns as if he were scoring a heroic journey at an opening ceremony. Choral elements combined with elaborate attention to all orchestral instruments in the mix create that full magical sound this orchestra is known for. Courtesy of Larry Ortega. Download mp3 - 2.9 MB

	Modern Orchestra A combined and complex orchestration showing full usage of all types of instruments that move fluidly from transition to transition. You are literally transported in front of an orchestra playing a full mix of instruments with superb articulations and smooth sounding glissando plus expressive nuances laced on every track. Ends with a large crescendo, over the top displays of percussion-due to Philharmonik's timely velocity switching- and a grand finale with gorgeously large male and female choirs. Courtesy of Larry Ortega. Download mp3 - 3.6 MB

	Hamza Revenge by Federico Pelle “Hamza Revenge is a very complex piece of music even if it may sound simple at the first instance. Behind the solo instrument, the Clarinet, one can hear most sophisticated textures of strings. It’s a multifaceted and unique blend of sounds and patterns. Apart from this the dynamic range had to be very vast, with a continuous 'crescendo' during the three minutes of the composition. As the colours and instruments alternate continuously, the music never sounds the same even if the melody remains identical. Thanks to Miroslav Philharmonik, the result is absolutely realistic. The positioning of the instruments and the depth of the environment are so real. All the mixing was done in Miroslav Philharmonik including the fine tuning of velocity and volume. I never modified the panning, as all the instruments had been recorded in their correct positioning already. Just splendid!” Courtesy of Federico Pelle. Download mp3 - 2.9 MB

	Live Miroslav Philharmonik Combi “Miroslav Philharmonik is an orchestral workstation that is designed to work like hardware keyboard workstations. You have single sounds that you can arrange with multi-timbrally, and then you have unique and powerful combi sounds which are like interactive orchestral layers that respond to your playing as if you were the conductor of a live orchestra. This demo is a combi sound improvised and played live once on a single track without any overdubbing. Listen for all the variations in timbre and dynamics that can happen with just one combi sound in Miroslav Philharmonik. It is a lot of fun using multiple controls, such as mod wheel, expression pedal, velocity, aftertouch and different ranges of the keyboard to bring in and out the various elements of an orchestral layer combi.” Courtesy of David Kerzner. Download mp3 - 3.3 MB

	Movie Soundtrack Demo using Miroslav Philharmonik “Here is an excellent example of just one of the many uses of Miroslav Philharmonik for film scoring and movie soundtracks. The respond to midi control is paramount for creating expressive and moving arrangements in order to convey an emotional quality to the music.” Courtesy of David Kerzner. Download mp3 - 2.3 MB

Miroslav Philharmonik audio tutorial

	Audio tutorial Download and listen to these points explaining Miroslav Philharmonik, and you may discover why every musician looking for an instant orchestral sound source should implement Philharmonik into their studio. Download mp3 - 6.5 MB

Miroslav Philharmonik video

	Miroslav Philharmonik Explorer - Overview Dave Kerzner, CEO of Sonic Reality, gives a tour of the layout and features of Miroslav Philharmonik. An overview of how to use this orchestral and choir workstation plug-in as a multi-timbral instrument, how easy it is to browse and load sounds and utilize the simple yet powerful sound editing features and effects including the built-in global CSReverb borrowed from IK's upcoming high end "Classik Studio Reverb" called CSR. Download the movie - 5.2 MB - QuickTime 7 needed.

	Miroslav Philharmonik Explorer - Sound Library Dave goes through the variety of sounds in Miroslav Philharmonik covering not only the wide range of solo and ensemble instruments beautifully captured in the Dvorak Symphony Hall, but also talks in depth about the special groups of sounds you don't normally find in other orchestral products such as convenient orchestral sections of various sizes, a wide variety of different performance elements, live player noises and more. Download the movie - 3.5 MB- QuickTime 7 needed.

	Miroslav Philharmonik Explorer - Combi Presets One of the special performance features of Miroslav Philharmonik is that it includes multichannel and layered sounds called "Combis". Dave takes you through the various types of combi patches ranging from advanced ensembles which are full interactive orchestras that simulate the feeling of being the conductor of a live symphony to individual "multi" patches for switching performance articulations in a sequencer and more. Download the movie - 3.5 MB- QuickTime 7 needed.

	Miroslav Philharmonik Philharmonik Explorer - Articulations Miroslav Philharmonik comes with a diverse offering of articulations for each instrument such as legato, staccato, pizzicato, detache, portato, vibrato, glissando, flutter, sordino, sul ponte and many more. This makes it one of the most expressive orchestral products while remaining ideal for all types of computer set ups from desktops to laptops, Mac or PC. Dave explains the various performance articulations and plays examples. Download the movie - 3.1 MB- QuickTime 7 needed.

	Miroslav Philharmonik Explorer - STRETCH™ Engine One of the most unique aspects of Miroslav Philharmonik is its ability to manipulate the tempo/time of the real performances as well as the pitch and harmonics independently. This capability is due to the inclusion of the powerful STRETCH engine borrowed from IK's SampleTank. Dave takes you through various applications of this powerful feature such as changing the duration of non-looped legato, detache and staccato articulations, flexible realistic pitch bending and gliding or altering the actual recorded vibrato and tremolo of instruments in real time and much more. Download the movie - 5.9 MB- QuickTime 7 needed.

	Video presentation Watch the Miroslav Philharmonik video presentation by Dave Kerzner. Download the movie - 3.6 MB

	Dvorák Hall video Watch the Dvorák Hall video presentation. Download the movie - 2.2 MB