Can be seen working on a clip on the Vienna track at 47:36

Eisen: It’s expensive shit, the Vienna, really expensive, but nothing compares to it. It sounds so realistic. And if you write it in the right way, it’s unbelievable. The Vienna is amazing. Even the built in Cubase 5 plug-ins are sounding really good. The synths themselves, the sound quality is good.

Stewart states in this interview that he uses Vienna Symphonic Liibrary.

In this interview, Danny Elfman talks about using Vienna Symphonic Library.

The heart of Max Richter's current system is formed by his Apple Mac G5, with dual 2GHz processors and 4GB of RAM. "I dislike OS X, because it's much less stable than OS 9," says Richter, "but in order to run the VSL library, I have to run OS X. Logic is sequencer-wise the way to go. It's really very evolved. You can set it up any way you want, it's very quick and very easy to use, and it's pretty stable. Melodyne is by far the best pitch and time tool out there — massively better than, er, the one everybody uses, which sounds phasey and nasty. I don't really like messing with people's pitch and timing — I'd rather get good takes — so I don't use it for that, more for abstract type stuff like changing the tempo of audio from say 80bpm to 0.003bpm.

"I think I already mentioned that I use the Vienna Symphonic Library for their strings, the samples are unbelievably good. When I first used them I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry!"

"Since I'm working in Hollywood it requiers a vast library and that's why VSL is really useful."

"I was using Gigastudio loaded with the Vienna Symphonic Library and Pro tools for the music for Ghoulies."

(The VSL Listing here is incorrect and outdated. Instead Grant use Pro and First Editions instead.)

It is mentioned in his list of strings on the source link.

Listen on the equipment page of artist's website, also seen in studio photos and interview videos. Version number is not confirmed.

"I generally use Emagic’s Logic software on a Mac workstation, and have 3 PC computers on the side that act like instruments, because I run a software program called “Gigastudio” on them. This software basically turns each PC into a powerful sampler. Into each of the Gigastudio computers, I load instruments from various libraries, such as:

• Miroslav Vitous Symphonic Orchestra (for solo instruments- especially winds- and some percussion)
• Peter Siedlaczek’s Advanced Orchestra
• Garritan Orchestral Strings
• Vienna Symphonic Library

…And some others, too. Just lately, I’ve also been using the “EXS24” software sampler, which allows you to load in many of the same types of instruments directly in Logic on the Mac, which is very convenient because everything is located within the same environment, and you avoid the complication of all the extra cables."

Composer Steve Burke mentions using the Vienna Symphonic Library Library on Gigastudio, alongside other tools such as Miroslav, East West orchestra, and the JV1080 for creating diverse musical textures, including twinkly bells. This information is shared in his Twitter post discussing his music setup.

(VSL showcase is outdated and incorrect instead Steve Burke use Pro Edition for Kameo)