Quantum Leap sound library good for edm/hiphop? and which World Music library?

[AudiniAudio]

Was going to go with NI Komplete but changed my mind.

Anyone have experience with the Quantum Leap sound library? Is it enough for replying to edm and hiphop listings?

Different question, which world music library has absolutely everything, never need to buy another?

[cosmicdolphin]

Different question, which world music library has absolutely everything, never need to buy another?

None of them really if you are doing multiple genres. One of the sync training courses has a list of recommended libraries that they use. These are people actually making a living from it so it's not just a theoretical list, it's what they use. As you can see you need a lot less to make EDM than say Orchestral stuff. None of them list Omnisphere which is a good all rounder.

Rock
Steven Slate Drums
Odin Guitars
Kontakt
Shreddage 2 Guitar
Shreddage Bass
Guitar Rig
Splice

Minimal Tension
Splice
Kontakt
Evolve Mutations
Evolve Mutations 2
String Ensemble
Xosphere

EDM
Serum
Endless Smile
Cymatics ( midis , Wavs, Presets)

Hip Hop
NI Kontakt & Battery 4
Logic EXS24
Sonic Academy Nicky Romero Kick
u-He Zebra2 - Diva - Hive
Cinematic Strings
LA Scoring Strings
Cinebrass Pro
Audio Imperia Talos

Pop
Splice ( 3 x Kik layers & Snr-Claps etc. )
Logic Plugins ( drum kits for cymbals )
Odin Guitars
Kontakt
Massive
Shreddage Bass
Guitar Rig

Orchestral - Trailer / Hybrid
Native Instruments Komplete
Heavyocity Gravity
Spitfire Audio Hans Zimmer Percussion
Cinematic Strings
LA Scoring Strings
Cinesamples CineBrass Pro
Cinesamples Voxos Epic Choirs
ProjectSAM Symphobia Series
8dio Hybrid Tools
8dio 1969 Legacy Piano
Spitfire Labs Soft Piano
Orchestral Synths
u-He Zebra2
u-He Dark Zebra
u-He Bazille
u-He DIVA
Nicky Romero Kick 2

Orchestral Sounds Sets
The Unfinished Lazarus vol.1
The Unfinished Lazarus vol.2
The Unfinished Minima
The Unfinished
Cassini Samples From Mars
Audio Imperia Scenes from the Multiverse
Audio Imperia Sinfonia
Audio Imperia Talos
Audio Imperia Terraform 99Sounds
Cinematic Sound Effects by Generdyn
Sounds.com
Junkie XL Desert Dystopian Pack 1
Splice.com

[cosmicdolphin]

This surely does not apply to the OP, but one can certainly spend 1000s of $$ and still sound dated or have a bad mix.

Yes but the same can apply to anything...

I can borrow my wife's high end pro camera and still take shit photographs - that's because I've never studied photography and I know nothing about image composition, exposure, depth of field, lighting, editing etc.

The camera doesn't create the art, the photographer does. The tools are just a means to an end. To be good at anything you have to put the work in as well as have the right tools for the job. And the less natural aptitude you have the more work you need to put in to even out the playing field.

Mark

[AudiniAudio]

None of those seem to be "World Music" libraries. You know; sitars, ouds, rebabs, ney flutes, didgeridoos, gamelans, piphat, koto, shakuhachi, bansuri, tamboura, tabla, doumbek, bata,... Unless I'm missing something. World music is not for EDM or for hiphop but your response does seem to answer the first question. Anyone able to answer the second question which world music library has nearly everything?

[superkons]

Have a gander at Ethno World 6

[AudiniAudio]

Thanks I'll check it out.

[cosmicdolphin]

None of those seem to be "World Music" libraries.

Yeah it's much more of a niche, looking at one the 'big' libraries where there's 57k tracks and only 1700 are world music compared to 7k EDM tracks

[AudiniAudio]

None of those seem to be "World Music" libraries.

Yeah it's much more of a niche, looking at one the 'big' libraries where there's 57k tracks and only 1700 are world music compared to 7k EDM tracks

I see.