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Description
Unlock the symphonic brilliance of the IK Multimedia Miroslav Philharmonik 2, a virtual instrument that's as complete as it is captivating. Designed for composers who demand authenticity, this orchestral powerhouse offers an expansive collection of over 58GB of meticulously crafted sounds. Recorded at the renowned CNSO Studios in Prague by the legendary Miroslav Vitous, each sample resonates with the rich history of classical music, providing a realistic and immersive experience.
Whether you’re aiming for the gentle whispers of a legato passage or the powerful resonance of a full orchestra, Miroslav Philharmonik 2 delivers with precision. The software boasts over 2700 instruments, each with multiple articulations that you can switch seamlessly. Its robust engine, based on SampleTank 3 technology, supports both standalone and DAW integration, ensuring versatility in any production environment.
Adding to its allure is a suite of 34 effects from SampleTank 3, complemented by four T-RackS mastering modules, offering unparalleled tonal flexibility. The DAW-like mixer interface allows you to craft and refine your sound with ease, thanks to its multichannel capabilities and a range of effects sends and returns.
Dive into the world of expressive orchestral composition with tools like the ConvoRoom convolution reverb, and explore the depths of sound modification with its three synth engines: STRETCH, pitch shift/time stretch, and resampling. Whether you’re composing for film, television, or personal projects, Miroslav Philharmonik 2 transforms your creative visions into auditory masterpieces.
Key Features:
- Over 58GB of 24-bit / 96 kHz samples recorded at CNSO Studios in Prague
- More than 2700 instruments with multiple articulations
- Integrated with SampleTank 3 technology for standalone or DAW use
- 34 effects from SampleTank 3 and four T-RackS mastering modules
- Multichannel mixer with DAW-like interface
- Three synth engines: STRETCH, pitch shift/time stretch, and resampling
- Compatible with AAX, VST, and AU plug-in hosts on Mac and Windows systems
Product specs
| Software Type | Orchestral |
| Platform | Mac, PC |
| Upgrade/Full | Full |
| Download/Boxed | Download |
| Bit Depth | 64-bit |
| Format | Standalone, AAX, VST2, VST3, AU |
| Hardware Requirements - Mac | Intel Core 2 Duo or higher, 4GB RAM minimum, 58GB hard drive space |
| Hardware Requirements - PC | Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Athlon 64 X2 or higher, 4GB RAM minimum, 58GB hard drive space |
| OS Requirements - Mac | OS X 10.10 or later |
| OS Requirements - PC | Windows 7 SP1 or later |
FAQs
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What type of instruments are included in Miroslav Philharmonik 2?
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Miroslav Philharmonik 2 includes a comprehensive collection of over 2,700 orchestral instruments, covering strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion, all sampled in high-definition audio.
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Is Miroslav Philharmonik 2 compatible with my DAW?
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Miroslav Philharmonik 2 supports 64-bit VST2, VST3, AAX, and AU plugin formats, making it compatible with most major DAWs on both Mac and PC platforms.
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What are the system requirements for Miroslav Philharmonik 2?
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For Mac, it requires OS X 10.10 or later with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 4GB RAM. For PC, it requires Windows 7 SP1 or later with an Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2 processor and 4GB RAM. Both require 58GB of hard drive space.
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Can Miroslav Philharmonik 2 be used as a standalone application?
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Yes, Miroslav Philharmonik 2 can function as a standalone application, in addition to being used as a plugin within a DAW.
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How does Miroslav Philharmonik 2 enhance orchestral compositions?
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Miroslav Philharmonik 2 offers a rich and expressive sound library, allowing composers to create realistic orchestral arrangements with instruments that blend seamlessly together or stand out individually.
Videos
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NAMM 2016: Jordan Rudess Demonstrates Miroslav Philharmonik 2 and SampleTank 3
Reviews
PROS
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Exceptional and realistic orchestral sounds, particularly in solo strings
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Easy-to-use interface, even for those new to orchestration
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Extensive collection of instruments and playing styles
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Built-in effects enhance sound quality, especially the ConvoRoom for strings
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Low CPU usage despite comprehensive features
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Includes original Miroslav Philharmonik Library for added versatility
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Works seamlessly with popular DAWs like Cubase, Logic Pro, and Pro Tools
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Affordable pricing for the quality and range of sounds offered
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Excellent customization options for personalized soundscapes
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Inspires creativity and experimentation in compositions
CONS
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Installation process is notably complicated and error-prone
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Compatibility issues with macOS Catalina
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Inconsistent sound quality and volume across different articulations
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Requires significant disk space, more than advertised
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Some users experienced bugs requiring workarounds or downgrades during setup
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about IK Multimedia Miroslav Philharmonik 2.
Software and compatibility
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Installing Miroslav Philharmonik 2 involves downloading SamplerTank4 to access the 8.8 GB sound gallery necessary for functionality.
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Installation can be problematic, requiring multiple attempts and sometimes necessitating moving files to different drives to complete successfully.
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Ensure Reaper is installed first; then install Miroslav Philharmonik 2 (MP2) to a folder Reaper can access, as per DAW documentation.
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Install the MP2 plugin format compatible with your OS/DAW; Macs typically use AU, but VST is also useful for cross-platform compatibility with Windows.
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Features and functionality
Setup and maintenance
Use cases and applications
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Despite being a smaller version, Miroslav Philharmonik 2 CE is suitable for producers needing occasional orchestral sounds like brass and flutes.
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Critic Reviews
4.5 out of 5
Based on 3 Reviews and 5 Ratings
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Wonderful Orchestra Plugin
I bought this while it was on sale on Sweetwater. The amount of articulations that come with each instrument is great. I can create very realistic sounding solo violin lines with it by simply changing the articulations on certain parts of the MIDI clip.
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Good All-Around Orchestra Suite
When you purchase Miroslav Philharmonik 2 you also receive the original Miroslav Philharmonik Library (some recycled for Sample Tank 3.) As far as solo strings go I find them more expressive and less cliched than East West's offerings, the built-in reverb has a nice sound. Solo brasses are fair in sound, I think the woodwinds are good but the solo strings takes the cake.
One of the few issues I have with the library is consistency. Different articulation on the same instrument may have different pitch ranges and may even sound as though they're recorded in a different space/position. There are some inconsistencies in volume and I've even found a solo string run (was it violin?) where the player had messed up on the recording. So let's check what these amount to is competition.... For the same price you can get EW Hollywood Orchestra Gold (or Platinum on Sale.) or EW Symphonic Orchestra (Gold being cheaper.) Hollywood generally has the better edge on ensemble sounds (though it can be "too big") it's definitely more consistent in its sound. It's fluid across its instruments and fairly dry on default mics (more dry with platinum mics.)
To sum it up. Lively solo instruments (particularly strings) and overall it has a very expressive character. It comes with the original Philharmonik 1 to give you more sounds to play with. Unfortunately it seems to be a quantity over quality approach. For a "big orchestra" sound it doesn't seem as strong as some of East West's offerings. The instruments are not particularly consistent in volume/soundscape so you may need to dig through its many sounds. Compared to other similarly priced libraries its in a rough spot and if you want to purchase it then I recommend doing it on sale or cross grade.
Update: After playing with the library more I removed a comment about the Miroslav II vs I instruments (oboe ensemble/solo english horn). Fact of the matter is you sometimes have to dig through the patches but unless you need a certain distinct sound you can safely use only Miroslav Philharmonik II sounds.
Preferred Settings + Usage:
The solo patches, as mentioned, are my favorites.
Cello Det 2,3 mp: A very lovely and natural sound. Not only is the musician good but that cello itself has wonderous qualities.
English Horn Sus mp 3,0: Expressive and unique. Unless heavy realism is your aim (it's possible but likely cumbersome on Miroslav) like in a full orchestration with a long solo passage it's really hard to beat any of Miroslav Philharmonik II's solo instruments. This is when it comes to an "out of the box" sound and even then they still are wonderful.
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AMAZING orchestra VST.
AMAZING orchestra VST.
I use this on just about every track to fill sound using Violas, Violins, Cellos, Flutes, or even just for some great sounding piano.
The interface allows you to create an entire symphony in the plugin and mix and tune as you'd like. The selection of instruments and playing styles is positively overwhelming, and often I start my tracks by opening this plugin because I find it spurs my inspiration to play around on my MIDI keyboard with this open.
The built in effects are all you need, the new ConvoRoom sounds amazing with strings and the built in macro effects bring your MIDI to life.
Highly recommend to anyone looking for an affordable scoring plugin.
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