Musicrow releases Vintage Strings MkII ($TBA), a software synth designed to replicate the sound of analog string ensemble keyboards from the ’70s, such as the ARP Solina String Ensemble and the Crumar Multiman.
Based on Vintage Strings I, the MkII version offers 64 presets and is said to produce a wide range of rich, warm string pads and other atmospheric sounds. Musicrow states that it implemented several major improvements to make Vintage Strings MkII sounds even closer to the original synthesizers. The chorus section was revised and a new reverb section was added for the final touch. Vintage Stings MkII makes no use of samples; its sound is purely synthesized. It also offers the ability to create new string pads.
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