Best Service Celtic ERA

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The Celtic ERA by Best Service

Best Service Celtic ERA is a comprehensive virtual instrument library dedicated to authentic Celtic and ancient folk sounds. Created by Eduardo Tarilonte, it features a rich collection of traditional instruments recorded with exceptional detail and realism. The library is designed for composers working on film scores, video games, documentaries, fantasy productions, and folk music projects. Advanced sampling techniques, expressive articulations, and intuitive performance controls help create natural-sounding performances. Running in the included ENGINE player, Celtic ERA provides a complete toolkit for crafting immersive Celtic and historical musical landscapes.

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• Comprehensive collection of Celtic and ancient folk instruments
• Includes whistles, flutes, harps, bagpipes, fiddles, percussion, and vocals
• Features detailed articulations, legato, ornaments, and performance techniques
• Recorded in high-quality, professional studio environments
• Powered by the included ENGINE sample player
• Compatible with Windows and macOS systems
• Suitable for film scoring, game audio, folk music, and cinematic compositions
• Created by renowned sound designer Eduardo Tarilonte
• Includes solo instruments, ensembles, and atmospheric soundscapes
• Available in downloadable digital format with integrated preset library

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Plugin Format	VST, AU, AAX
Operating Systems	Mac, Windows

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Best Service - Celtic ERA (Review) - EPICOMPOSER

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Celtic ERA delivers an authentic Celtic soundscape with its vast 18 GB library of 23 instruments, ranging from ancient horns to modern folk instruments. Eduardo Tarilonte's intelligent sampling ensures highly playable and natural sounds, enriched with dynamic articulations. The library's soundscapes and detailed noise samples add depth, making it a versatile tool for composers. However, the absence of an articulation keyswitch guide in the info box and reliance on the Magix ENGINE sampler, which lags behind competitors like Kontakt, are downsides. Despite these, Celtic ERA is a top-tier addition to any epic music setup.

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Adrian von Ziegler

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In his 2020 Q&A video, Adrian von Ziegler confirms his core sample libraries. Best Service Celtic ERA is mentioned here. This library was used to create a more modern sound for the late 2010s/early 2020s albums The Celtic Collection III and IV. He has since returned to his older template on The Celtic Collection V.