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I looked at these recently. The differences I could see were: The Saxophones includes an extra soprano sax; uses Sample Modeling's propriety engine SWAM rather than Kontakt; is a lot newer (the sax brothers date back to Kontakt 3); allows you to play expressively yourself through expression controllers rather than keyswitching to trigger a sample of a recorded performance of that expression (this may or may not be a good thing, depends on how realistic the perform it yourself approach sounds); and is dry but not anechoic chamber dry. I'm not entirely certain, but I get the impression the saxophones might be more system demanding.Do you have an expression pedal? The product info for the saxophones says it needs either a breath controller or an expression pedal.
The kontakt libraries have noticeable drawbacks sound wise in the opinion of my ears. I owned the kontakt libraries as they were released and at the time they were among the best sounding saxes around for up front solo playing.
The downside then was that they used an extremely large amount of resources and, having pushed kontakt to the limits of its abilities (v3 I think it was) they also made things unstable and thus imposed odd use issues like what sample rate you needed to be running at and only using one sax per kontakt instance. The last time I looked into it this was all the same. SWAM on the other hand was developed specifically for this purpose and was created because of the technical limitations of Kontakt which had made it impossible for SM to develop their soprano sax library for it.SWAM had some issues throughout its development but it has gotten better and better. As far as I know the kontakt versions still have the same limitations that they had before. I would check first that this is the case, but I'm pretty sure they only keep the 'Sax Bros.'
Library around for legacy reasons. Definitely go with the SWAM version. I had the Sax Bros and updated when the Saxophones came out. Huge jump in everything from realism to playability to tweakability. Now, you have to have SOME kind of expression controller to play either one - neither will work without it.
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It can be a pedal, a breath controller, a fader, etc and you can assign expression to any CC#. I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend getting a breath controller (not to be confused with a wind controller).
If you're doing sax work, the realism jumps way up with it. Yes, I have the Swam version and like it very much. You can assign the expression to anything, even the mod wheel, to get you going (it doesn't output a sound until the expression is moved) but eventually I would suggest a breath controller (for expression or vibrato) and/or expression pedal (for dynamics). You can even use a Volume pedal (like the Yamaha FC-7 $40) with a pedal to usb adapter like this.I have a few hooked up to a Quad adapter for expression, vibrato, growl, etc. The Swam version has many controls beyond what the Kontakt versions can do.
I looked at these recently. The differences I could see were: The Saxophones includes an extra soprano sax; uses Sample Modeling's propriety engine SWAM rather than Kontakt; is a lot newer (the sax brothers date back to Kontakt 3); allows you to play expressively yourself through expression controllers rather than keyswitching to trigger a sample of a recorded performance of that expression (this may or may not be a good thing, depends on how realistic the perform it yourself approach sounds); and is dry but not anechoic chamber dry.
I'm not entirely certain, but I get the impression the saxophones might be more system demanding.Do you have an expression pedal? The product info for the saxophones says it needs either a breath controller or an expression pedal. Sorry, yes you're correct, I read the following under the requirements:an expression pedal, or a breath controller (Yamaha BC3, or TEControl USB), mapped to CC11 or CC2, respectively, to control the dynamics, allowing continuous transition from pp to ff. Please note that the instruments will not work if neither CC is received. Although other physical midi controllers, assigned to either CC11 or CC2 might do, this is not recommended, mainly due to the shortage of suitable limbs.and thought that meant you can't use a hand operated controller at all unless you have a third arm, rather than you can use one but it'll be challenging to also do vibrato, flutter tongue etc.
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