e-instruments releases Cremona Quartet Solo 2.0 Update

e-instruments Cremona Quartet Solo 2.0 Update Released — Now With True Vibrato

e-instruments in partnership with Native Instruments, has today announced the Cremona Quartet Solo 2.0 Update. This free update heightens the realism of the four iconic Cremona string instruments with the introduction of True Vibrato - recorded vibrato performances from professional musicians captured in the iconic Auditorium Arvedi in Cremona, Italy.

Two Ways To A Powerful Tool for Any Music Creator

Cremona 2.0 offers the best of both worlds. The new True Vibrato brings a profound emotional depth to the Virtuoso, Sustain, and Marcato playing styles with their recorded true vibrato articulations. Meanwhile, the Flex Vibrato retains the Cremona’s signature performance-captured control and flexibility, now enhanced with smoother legato transitions and an improved overall sound.

“This update is all about emotional connection,” said PJ Gibbs, Marketing Lead at e-instruments. “Whether you want hands-on control or the feel of a real vibrato performance, Cremona 2.0 lets you express more with every note.”

The Cremona Quartet Solo collection is a set of deeply expressive virtual instruments that allows users to create authentic-sounding compositions with a high level of playability, perfect for today's composers and producers.

This update applies to the Cremona Quartet Solo, Stradivari Violin and Stradivari Cello, providing a comprehensive upgrade for all these instruments.

What's Included In The 2.0 Update

24 GB of new sample content (6 GB per instrument)
Four new NKIs per instrument: True and Flex Vibrato in both stereo and multi-mic versions
True recorded vibrato for Virtuoso, Sustain, and Marcato articulations
Reworked legato transitions for enhanced realism
The update ensures full Kontakt 7.10.7 compatibility and backwards compatibility with existing sessions.

Availability

The Cremona Quartet Solo 2.0 Update is available via the Native Instruments Native Access application.

For more information please visit: https://e-instruments.com/instrument...emona-quartet/









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