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EastWest Hollywood Solo Cello Now Available in ComposerCloud

Latest addition of exclusive content for subscribers.

EastWest has released Hollywood Solo Cello, part of the Hollywood Solo Instruments Series designed to work with the company’s flagship Hollywood Orchestra to emulate a large studio orchestra. Following the late 2015 release of Hollywood Solo Harp, Hollywood Solo Cello is initially available exclusively through ComposerCloud.

Hollywood Solo Cello promises an exceptionally detailed and realistic reproduction of the cello. Produced by Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix, and engineered by Shawn Murphy, who recently recorded John Williams’ score for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Hollywood Solo Cello is an essential addition to the Hollywood series. It was recorded in Studio 1 at EastWest Studios, where Hollywood Orchestra was recorded, giving the libraries a consistent sound and ambience.

“We’re proud to stay true to the value promise of ComposerCloud,” says EastWest Producer Doug Rogers. “Regular subscription revenue allows us to consistently develop new products and complete the circle by adding more back into ComposerCloud, increasing the value for our customers. Since launching ComposerCloud last year, we’ve released a record number of new products with many more on the horizon yet to come.”

Hollywood Solo Cello features a large number of different instrument files, categorized into long, short, keyswitch, and legato types.

Hollywood Solo Cello can use articulations to generate long sounds, including sustain instruments with varying levels of vibrato or playing styles like flautando and tremolo; short sounds, including various plucking and bowing techniques, select between various keyswitches outside the instrument’s range, or different types of legato instruments that each include multiple sample layers to handle different aspects of legato playing. MIDI Continuous Controllers are used to control loudness, dynamic layers and/or vibrato depths and allow users to shape musical lines the way a live musician would.

For more information and a free trial of ComposerCloud, go to www.soundsonline.com/composercloud.

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