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Description

Unlock the ethereal soundscapes of the north with Spitfire Audio's Albion V Tundra, a Kontakt Instrument that captures the haunting beauty of "Scandi-style" film and TV scores. This exquisite collection, recorded at Air Studios London Lyndhurst Hall, features a 100-piece orchestra recorded "at the edge of silence." The ensemble includes frosty strings, whispering winds, and chilled brass, all curated to bring your compositions to life with a mezze of mezzo piano or lower dynamics.

Albion V Tundra offers more than just orchestral sounds; it comes packed with ritualistic drums and a warped synth section that adds an otherworldly feel to your work. Known for its unique sound design, this library features an Evo Grid with a dice function for endless creative possibilities, and a "mangle chain" that twists orchestral material into something entirely new.

Embrace the power of Albion V's intuitive design, including four mixable mic positions—Close, Tree, Ambient, and Outrigger—that allow you to craft your sound with precision. The eDNA synth engine further enhances your creative palette, morphing organic material into stunning ensembles. Whether you're an experienced composer or just starting, Albion V Tundra provides the tools to create evocative, cinematic scores.

Key Features:

  • Recorded at Air Studios London Lyndhurst Hall with top-tier equipment
  • 100-piece orchestra featuring first-call London session musicians
  • 133 multi-dynamic articulations across String, Brass, and Woodwind ensembles
  • 38 violins with 32 articulations, including longs, shorts, and legatos
  • Brass and Woodwind ensembles with unique articulations
  • Includes evocative Evo Grid with 32 evolutions over 12 regions
  • Four mixable mic positions for versatile sound crafting
  • Compatible with Kontakt 4 or 5, or Kontakt Player (included)
  • NKS-ready for seamless integration with Native Instruments hardware
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Albion V Tundra - Orchestra Walkthrough

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Albion V Tundra - Orchestra Walkthrough

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Albion V Tundra - Quick Overview

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In Action: Albion V Tundra

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Albion V: Tundra - Overview

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Reviews

Critic Reviews

Spitfire Audio Albion V - Tundra Review: Build Textured Soundscapes

musictech.com

Spitfire Audio's Albion V Tundra delivers a unique sound library that excels in creating subtle textures ideal for film scores and ambient music. Its orchestral samples provide a beautiful, nuanced palette for composers, but the library's quieter dynamic range may limit its versatility for more robust orchestral needs. While the upper strings shine with atmospheric brilliance, lower strings feel somewhat overshadowed, and some groove-based percussion elements may not resonate with all users. Despite these drawbacks, the extensive range of sounds and thoughtful design make it a worthy addition for those seeking atmospheric and ethereal soundscapes.

Review: Albion V Tundra by Spitfire Audio - Sample Library Review

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Albion V Tundra is a treasure trove for composers seeking unique orchestral textures, boasting a stunning array of articulations and a rich sonic palette. Recorded with a 100-piece orchestra, its nuanced strings, woodwinds, and brass deliver an expressive sound that breathes life into film scores. However, its focus on specialty sounds may leave traditional orchestral writers wanting; users will need additional libraries for more standard orchestral work. While the innovative eDNA engine adds versatility, the layout can feel disjointed. Overall, Tundra shines in its niche but might not suit everyone’s orchestral needs.

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Spitfire Audio Albion V Tundra Review - First Impressions. — Neil Spencer Bruce

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Spitfire Audio’s Albion V Tundra captivates with its ethereal soundscapes, masterfully recorded "on the edge of silence." This library channels the haunting beauty of Scandinavian composers, offering a rich palette for evocative music. The initial impressions reveal its utility for composers seeking atmospheric depth. However, the review lacks critical analysis, which leaves some potential concerns unaddressed. Overall, it’s a promising tool for creating immersive sonic experiences, ideal for those in search of a delicate orchestral touch.

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Packed with unique and natural sounds

I have been using this for a bit now and i am really satisfied. Though it is true that this library is not the best as a standalone orchestra, it does wonders filling in the blanks and livening up calmer tracks. As a hybrid producer i really apreaciate the textured sounds it offers. But definitely the sweetest part about it is the eDNA and EVO Grid which allow for some amazingly detailed and full sounding pads and instruments. Definitely not a library for everyone, but absolutely a library for me.

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See how Trevor Morris uses Spitfire Audio Albion V Tundra

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In this youtube video of Trevor's studio, the Tundra strings folder can be seen at 10:36

See how Mebitek uses Spitfire Audio Albion V Tundra

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Mebitek, an electronic music and video producer known for crafting dark ambient cinematic atmospheres from Sardinia, utilizes Spitfire Audio's Albion V Tundra to create his immersive soundscapes. His Instagram post highlights this gear, showcasing its role in transforming electronic elements into a cinematic orchestra.

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