The library is set up in a way to allow complete control by having each instrument within it’s own patch. However, for speed of writing or part doubling, there are also various ‘multi-patches’ which when loaded create a mix of the instruments. As follows:

• ENSEMBLE - A full keyboard blend of all instruments able to be played all at once and captured onto 1 midi track.
• 2 TRUMPETS - Both trumpet 1 & 2 playing together.
• 2 TROMBONES - Both trombones 1 & 2 playing together.

You can of course load as many instances of these instruments as you like and create your own multi-patch to save for later use or templating.
The FULL version of Kontakt 5.8.1 is required - NOT Kontakt Player

1st Trumpet - 2nd Trumpet - 1st Trombone - 2nd Trombone - A Sousaphone
All instruments have their full comfortable range present, across the following articulations:

• LONGS - A sustained note lasting 3 bars @ 120bpm with the exception of any reach notes that are physically unable to be
sustained for that long. Each note has 3 velocity layers across 4 round robins. Trombone has a 4th additional velocity layer.
• STACCATO - Short bursts on 3 velocity layers and across 4 round robins.
• SFORZATO CRESCENDO - An initial stab followed by an immediate dip in volume, then quick crescendo.
• CRESCENDO - A gradual build from very quiet to very loud.
• FALLS - A classic horn stab followed by an unmeasured fall in pitch
• RISES / GRACE NOTES - A short rise of a semi-tone/tone, or glide in the case of Trombone.
• FLUTTER - Trumpet only - A classic flutter tongue technique at a high velocity.
• PERFORMANCE - This keyswitch turns the instruments into MONOPHONIC instruments, to give a legato effect. This combined with a strong attack in the higher velocities makes this a great patch for fast runs, or lyrical lead line phrasing.

All articulations are mapped in the following way:

• LONGS - A0
• FALLS - A#0
• STACCATO - B0
• SFORZATO CRESC - C1
• GRACE NOTES - C#1
• CRESC - D1
• FLUTTER - D#1
• PERFORMANCE - E1