Definitive Orchestral Brass
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Lyndhurst Hall at AIR Studios, London. In the origin story of Spitfire Audio, this is where it all began. We return to complete what is the beating heart of our symphonic range—Spitfire Symphonic Brass Professional. Performed by London’s first-call brass players, captured in a room unlike any other, the sound is equally majestic and inspiring, warmly embracing the instruments in The Hall’s lush reverberation.
The Professional edition brings a new level of customisation with a total of 10 signals, featuring 7 mic positions and 3 expertly engineered mixes by Jake Jackson (WandaVision, Emma, David Copperfield, It: Chapter 2). Recorded to tape using AIR’s unparalleled signal path and microphone selection, this library is bursting with an encyclopedic offering of techniques—the most of any Spitfire Audio library. Used by top names in film and TV music, this is an absolute workhorse that offers the ultimate level of choice and control.
Phalanxious Announcement - Paul Thomson (0:00 / 1:07)
Kraken - Andy Blaney (0:00 / 3:13)
The Other Side - Homay Schmitz (0:00 / 1:33)
Spitfire Symphonic Brass Professional has been created with the world's finest brass players and is presented with essential and versatile microphone positions. In addition to each individual section, Spitfire Audio also offers a comprehensive selection of articulations and techniques presented in the specially curated Ensemble tool, for instant playability and quick writing. This definitive compendium features a broad selection of different section sizes, from solo to large groups of trumpets, horns, and trombones, to featured instruments including classic bass trombones and tubas, to lesser-heard cimbassi, contrabass trombones and contrabass tuba.
From heart rending choral works to blistering lip-bleed material, whether you are looking to channel John Williams or a zealous Hans Zimmer fan, their favourite players will find favour with you.
The Crown, Wonder Woman 1984, The Trial of The Chicago 7, James Bond, Interstellar, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Dark Knight, Harry Potter, Gladiator—all were recorded in Lyndhurst Hall at London’s AIR Studios, Spitfire Audio’s spiritual home and a room where blockbuster scores are born. Architecturally unique, the acoustic properties of the interior of Lyndhurst Hall are renowned globally, loved by composers and musicians alike. There is a gentle reverberation in the room that adds beauty to anything played there. The sound produced by a soloist, chamber ensemble or indeed a full symphonic orchestra expands and blooms inside the space, a truly versatile palette giving access to a range of textures from delicate and intimate to thunderous and epic.
Building on the core Spitfire Symphonic Brass, this new Professional library is packed with 175GB of extra content and features three curated mixes–Fine, Medium, and Broad— by the award-winning engineer, Jake Jackson, offering you an immediate and recognisable blockbuster sound. These mix perspectives, crafted using single voices per note for low CPU/RAM usage, prove to be indispensable for creating ready-made mixes that work across the entire orchestra.
Need more control to bring your score to life? Look no further than the 10 signals featuring 7 classic microphone positions to create your own custom mixes, giving you a diverse range of palettes from a single room. Included are 3 alternative (ALT) microphones: warm Close Ribbon (Cr), close Stereo Pair (St) and spacious Gallery (G) signals, as well as the addition of Outrigger signals to the common Close Tree Ambient (known as CTA), creating CTAO for the classic Spitfire Audio setup.
Spitfire Symphonic Brass Professional offers you every articulation for every section, plus ensembles in a single, encyclopedic compendium:
— The world's finest brass players, handpicked by Spitfire Audio
— A broad ensemble covering solo, chamber, symphonic and cinematic instrument groups
— 10 professional signals, featuring 7 mic positions and 3 expertly engineered mixes by Jake Jackson
— Mic positions: C(lose), T(ree), A(mbient), O(utriggers), Cr(Close Ribbon), St(ereo Pair), G(allery)
— Recorded in situ using priceless valve and ribbon mics
— Neve Montserrat Pre-amps into a Neve 88R desk
— Recorded digitally at 96k via 2" Studer tape
— Multiple dynamic layers and round robins
— Diverse and detailed with essential, additional and some totally unique articulations
— Individual sections and ensembles
— Kontakt Player included
— NKS-ready
— New intuitive GUI with inline help system
— As used by A-list composers and producers around the globe