I also fancy Spitfire’s ‘Bernard Herrman’ library but want to see how I get on with Symphonic Series first. Should I be thinking of dedicating the 250Gb SSD just to the samples of the Symphonic Series library and putting the rest of KOMPLETE on a partition on the SATA drive? (that is presuming this is possible to run this way). Mortal Kombat (1992 video game) Mortal Kombat II in 1993, which is also considered one of the greatest video games of all time.
Once KOMPLETE arrives, I intend to upgrade to The Symphonic Series from the ‘Essentials’ (another £479 I think) as the difference between Essentials seems worthwhile. Upgrading to Komplete Ultimate 11 will get me Reaktor 6 with all its blocks, that new FORM synth with the crazy sample mangling, a bunch of new sampled instruments such as una corda piano, emotive strings, symphonic selection, India, and some fx and ensembles such as flesh, replika xt etc. I also have two 2Tb SATA drives for long term storage (completed projects etc.) I’ve now got two 250Gb SSD (one with Win 10 and programs) and one I intend to use for samples. I replaced my computer (a touchscreen i5 with 8Gb Ram) for a HP Z800 with 64Gb Ram. It’s everything you need to create, with an unparalleled collection of 87 inspiring instruments and effects. I didn’t really need another keyboard as the Nektar Panorama which I bought to use with Reason a couple of years ago, still has mileage for using with another new purchase Cubase Pro 9.5, but the price difference means if it doesn’t add anything to the NI setup, I’ll probably end up selling it. Native Instruments KOMPLETE 11 ULTIMATE is the supreme music production suite the ultimate resource for professional production, scoring, performance, and sound design. After spending the last month reviewing a lot of the sample libraries out there by online videos and demos, I decided to start my journey into this world by buying NI KOMPLETE Ultimate edition today with a S25 keyboard.
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