Comparing the Audio Modeling, Spitfire Audio Symphonic and Sample Modeling Brass Sections

First impressions of the recently (Feb 2020) released Audio Modeling SWAM Solo Brass bundle. In this video the sound of this modeling approach to virtual instruments is compared with a fully sampled library (Spitfire Audio Symphonic) and a mixed approach (Sample Modeling). Three short pieces are used in the project: 1) Bach, Choralgesang 364, Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten, 2) Opening measures from Schumann, Symphony No 3, Mvt. 4 Feierlich, 3) Excerpt from Bartók, Concerto for Orchestra, Mvt. 2 Giuoco delle coppie. Listen to the full brass section and the individual parts. Played with Akai EWI, Midi keyboard, and Lemur controller on iPad into Cubase 10 DAW. Limited Midi editing, no EQ/compression, mostly default instrument settings. Contents 00:00 What this video is about 00:12 Introduction 01:16 Ex 1. Bach Choralgesang 364, Brass quartet (Tpt, FHn, Tbn, Tu) 04:09 Ex 2. Schumann Symphony No 3 Mvt 4, Brass section (2 Tpt, 4 FHn, 3 Tbn) 06:24 Ex 3. Bartok Concerto for Orchestra Mvt 2, Brass quintet (2 Tpt, 2 Tbn, Tu) 08:55 Ex 4. Bach Choralgesang 364, Individual parts 11:04 Conclusion Company websites: Audio Modeling SWAM: https://www.audiomodeling.com Sample Modeling: https://samplemodeling.com Spitfire Audio: https://spitfireaudio.com Support video tutorial production on this channel? PayPal donation: https://www.fransabsil.nl/htm/archive... Website: https://www.fransabsil.nl #AudioModelingSwamSoloBrass #SpitfireAudioSymphonicLibrary #SampleModelingBrass