Native Instruments Guarneri Violin v1.0.0 KONTAKT DVDR

you can always cut reverb... not completely but there are solutions to that, so really its not even that much of an issue

@Aminor Dude....I don't understand why you need to post the same "free Native Access" download on every one of these libraries. Very repetitive, and you were already told the NI site is extremely S-l-o-w.

Also, I've not tried this library yet, but I did take time to read the manual. The samples were made as follows:
During the meticulous recording process for this virtual instrument, the streets of Cremona ground
to a halt as the council closed roads, car parks and urged the people of the town to remain as
quiet as possible. Meanwhile, inside the Auditorium Giovanni Arvedi, designed by pioneer
acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota, Hamburg’s e-instruments captured every single note of the violin
using 32 carefully selected microphones placed throughout the hall to provide this digital
recreation of a historic masterpiece.


So they were also trying to capture the historic hall where this particular was played. Also, the manual says "GUARNERI VIOLIN was recorded in Auditorium Giovanni Arvedi, in Cremona, Italy. This special
performance space is part of Italy’s violin museum. The hall has been speciƒcall[ designed with
these precious instruments in mind. Blend in the noise floor captured in the Auditorium to place
your Stradivari in the perfect acoustic space.


According to the manual, you can adjust room mics noise floor, and the DEPTH of the instrument in the mix. Again, I haven't tried it yet, but I think this is a unique concept, and they sound beautiful. If you want a dry/wet mix, it may not happen with this library. Since you don't understand what they are trying to achieve, perhaps you should pass on this.

It's exactly the same as Stradivarius violin, just sounds slightly different. I prefer the sound of Joshua Bell more but NI's violins are more easy to play and program.

This and Stradivari are more deeply sampled compared to Nocturne, more dynamic layers and more articulations. Vibrato is moduled, which gives more control of the instrument. Playability is about the same as Nocturnal and I don't really have a strong preference in terms of sound between these 3 libraries.

Stradivari and Guarneri can be a little heavy on CPU, Joshua Bell is a RAM hog and Nocturne is very lightweight. I would recommend just choosing the one that sounds best to you.