Upon release, Sable Strings earned near-universal acclaim. Reviewers praised its multi-mic flexibility and the ability to score with "intimate detail". In a 2013 review, it was noted that Sable was "filled to the top with articulations" and, despite its high price, far more worth the money than other libraries. Pro composers hailed it as a "must-have".
It excels at minimalist, Scandinavian-style television scores, indie film dramas, and delicate acoustic arrangements.
Whether you primarily compose or hybrid orchestral music ?
Built for the Native Instruments Kontakt sampler, version 1.1 features an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). It includes Spitfire’s signature "Ostinatum" engine, which allows composers to build complex rhythmic patterns and arpeggios easily. The update also optimized RAM usage and CPU performance, making it highly stable in large templates. 2. Deep Microphony (The "Full" Library Advantage)
Are you getting a (e.g., "Library not found")?
On the composer forum VI-Control, users echoed this enthusiasm. One user stated it was "beautiful in tone and really easy to make sound good CC-wise," calling it a "must-have". Another praised its stability, noting it was as "stable and reliable as the Cinematic Strings II". The flautando patches were singled out as a particular highlight, described as sounding "amazing" out of the box. A user who owned major libraries like VSL and LASS stated they "much prefer the sound of Sable" and that it would become their "go-to string library".
Searching for today is searching for a digital artifact. It represents a "lost" complexity that dedicated users cherish. With its massive mic selection and extensive content, it remains a legendary tool for composers seeking the ultimate in detailed chamber strings.
Before Sable Strings, there was the vision for the British Modular Library (BML). Launched in the early 2010s, BML was Spitfire Audio's ambitious project to build a complete, modular orchestral library, instrument by instrument, from the ground up. The concept was to provide composers with an unprecedented level of detail and control, a stark contrast to the "broad brushstroke" libraries like their own Albion series, which focused on ensemble sounds.
Which would you prefer?
Spitfire Audio has long been a titan in the virtual instrument industry, renowned for capturing the elite acoustics of London's legendary recording spaces. Among their most revered legacy releases, the British Modular Library (BML) series stands out as a high-water mark for detail and realism.
. Unlike massive symphonic libraries, Sable focuses on a smaller section (4, 3, 3, 3, 3), offering unmatched clarity, detail, and "air" around the notes. Key Technical Specifications 1.1 (Full) Native Instruments (Full version usually required) Ensemble Size: 16 of the finest string players in London. Mic Positions:
The V1.1 update marked a significant step in the library's evolution, introducing the foundational codebase and expanded articulations that many composers still prefer today for their raw, unpolished character.
Completes the quartet with 4 Second Violins and 3 Violas.
| Feature | Spitfire BML Sable Strings (FULL V1.1) | Spitfire Chamber Strings | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Modular (Multiple Volumes) | Unified single product | | Articulations | Same core sample content, presented in complex patch structure | Same samples, but with new, unified patches and some new articulations (e.g., legato flautando/con sordino) | | Microphones | Up to 7 mic positions + stereo/5.1 mixes | 3 core mic positions (Close, Tree, Ambient) | | Kontakt Player | Requires full retail Kontakt | Works with FREE Kontakt Player (is a "Powered By" library) | | Interface | Complex, powerful, but challenging for new users | Streamlined, intuitive, with inline help | | Status | Discontinued | Actively supported and sold |
Sable Strings was renowned for its depth of articulations, providing composers with an exceptionally wide sonic palette. This included a vast array of long notes, short spiccatos, staccatos, and extended techniques like con sordino (muted), sul ponticello (bowed near the bridge), and flautando (a light, flute-like sound). Reviews noted the library was "filled to the top with articulations" and praised the realism of the stereo placement.
Upon release, Sable Strings earned near-universal acclaim. Reviewers praised its multi-mic flexibility and the ability to score with "intimate detail". In a 2013 review, it was noted that Sable was "filled to the top with articulations" and, despite its high price, far more worth the money than other libraries. Pro composers hailed it as a "must-have".
It excels at minimalist, Scandinavian-style television scores, indie film dramas, and delicate acoustic arrangements.
Whether you primarily compose or hybrid orchestral music ?
Built for the Native Instruments Kontakt sampler, version 1.1 features an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). It includes Spitfire’s signature "Ostinatum" engine, which allows composers to build complex rhythmic patterns and arpeggios easily. The update also optimized RAM usage and CPU performance, making it highly stable in large templates. 2. Deep Microphony (The "Full" Library Advantage) Spitfire Audio LLP BML Sable Strings FULL V1.1 KONTAKT
Are you getting a (e.g., "Library not found")?
On the composer forum VI-Control, users echoed this enthusiasm. One user stated it was "beautiful in tone and really easy to make sound good CC-wise," calling it a "must-have". Another praised its stability, noting it was as "stable and reliable as the Cinematic Strings II". The flautando patches were singled out as a particular highlight, described as sounding "amazing" out of the box. A user who owned major libraries like VSL and LASS stated they "much prefer the sound of Sable" and that it would become their "go-to string library".
Searching for today is searching for a digital artifact. It represents a "lost" complexity that dedicated users cherish. With its massive mic selection and extensive content, it remains a legendary tool for composers seeking the ultimate in detailed chamber strings. Upon release, Sable Strings earned near-universal acclaim
Before Sable Strings, there was the vision for the British Modular Library (BML). Launched in the early 2010s, BML was Spitfire Audio's ambitious project to build a complete, modular orchestral library, instrument by instrument, from the ground up. The concept was to provide composers with an unprecedented level of detail and control, a stark contrast to the "broad brushstroke" libraries like their own Albion series, which focused on ensemble sounds.
Which would you prefer?
Spitfire Audio has long been a titan in the virtual instrument industry, renowned for capturing the elite acoustics of London's legendary recording spaces. Among their most revered legacy releases, the British Modular Library (BML) series stands out as a high-water mark for detail and realism. Pro composers hailed it as a "must-have"
. Unlike massive symphonic libraries, Sable focuses on a smaller section (4, 3, 3, 3, 3), offering unmatched clarity, detail, and "air" around the notes. Key Technical Specifications 1.1 (Full) Native Instruments (Full version usually required) Ensemble Size: 16 of the finest string players in London. Mic Positions:
The V1.1 update marked a significant step in the library's evolution, introducing the foundational codebase and expanded articulations that many composers still prefer today for their raw, unpolished character.
Completes the quartet with 4 Second Violins and 3 Violas.
| Feature | Spitfire BML Sable Strings (FULL V1.1) | Spitfire Chamber Strings | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Modular (Multiple Volumes) | Unified single product | | Articulations | Same core sample content, presented in complex patch structure | Same samples, but with new, unified patches and some new articulations (e.g., legato flautando/con sordino) | | Microphones | Up to 7 mic positions + stereo/5.1 mixes | 3 core mic positions (Close, Tree, Ambient) | | Kontakt Player | Requires full retail Kontakt | Works with FREE Kontakt Player (is a "Powered By" library) | | Interface | Complex, powerful, but challenging for new users | Streamlined, intuitive, with inline help | | Status | Discontinued | Actively supported and sold |
Sable Strings was renowned for its depth of articulations, providing composers with an exceptionally wide sonic palette. This included a vast array of long notes, short spiccatos, staccatos, and extended techniques like con sordino (muted), sul ponticello (bowed near the bridge), and flautando (a light, flute-like sound). Reviews noted the library was "filled to the top with articulations" and praised the realism of the stereo placement.
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