A New Story Unfolds. Symphobia 3: Lumina takes you into the realms of fantasy, mystery, and animation. It features a full orchestra, choir, smaller ensembles, and a wide variety of guest instruments, adding depth and finesse to your music. Based on more recordings than ever, this is ProjectSAM's most ambitious release in the Symphobia series. Fully Updated! Experience the 2.0 version of Lumina with a brand - new interface and tons of new features. It has a completely new engine, an all - in - one instrument browser, and the ability to filter by genre, instrument category, and articulation. There are new Multis, a 10 - slot mixer, a new legato engine, Adaptive Sync, and all - new envelopes, filters, and modulators. ProjectSAM is known for ensemble recording, and Lumina offers even better arrangements. The combination of orchestra and choir is captured beautifully in playable ensembles. The library is filled with superbly orchestrated textures for fantasy and mystery, refined with grand piano, harp, and percussion. Its solo and guest instruments range from legato woodwinds to a celtic harp and a full bell tower. It also has dedicated ensembles for the cartoon world. Of course, it includes the popular Dystopia section with new sound design. Multis in the Symphobia series are great, and Lumina builds on this by creating thematic 'Stories'. Using smart keyboard mapping and controller assignments, Stories offer multiple musical features on one keyboard in a single Kontakt track. Elements in a Story can be removed from RAM or muted easily. The Elements tab lets you adjust each element separately. Stories are not only inspiring for new tracks but also useful in live performances. In the 1.1 update, most orchestral textures can perform sections like strings, choir, woodwinds, and piano/harp/percussion individually. Key Features: Aimed at fantasy, mystery, and animation; designed for film, TV, and video game scoring; inspiring 'Stories' combo instruments; ensemble and chamber ensemble recordings; legato and guest instruments; genuine concert hall recordings; real - time mic mixing; split sections for selected textures; 42 GB in Kontakt's compressed format (81 GB uncompressed).
Using Lumina is a breeze. First, install the library on your system. Once it's up and running, you can start exploring the various instruments and ensembles. To find the right sound, use the all - in - one instrument browser and filter by genre, instrument category, or articulation. For creating music with the 'Stories' feature, just assign your keyboard and controllers as per the setup. You can adjust the elements in a Story using the Elements tab. When it comes to mixing, use the 10 - slot mixer to arrange your Multis. For real - time mixing, take advantage of the direct, ambient, and wide mics. As for maintenance, make sure your system meets the recommended requirements for smooth operation. Keep your software and the library updated to access the latest features and bug fixes. Also, regularly back up your projects and any custom settings you've made. Avoid using the library on systems with low - end hardware as it may lead to performance issues. And that's it! Enjoy creating amazing music with Lumina.
