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EastWest Hollywood Orchestra Opus Edition vs EastWest Hollywood Scoring Tools

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SignalEastWest Hollywood Orchestra Opus EditionEastWest Hollywood Scoring Tools
Price$499+$299 ($199 crossgrade)
Dubspot Score8.5—
FormatsVST3, AU, AAXVST3, AU, AAX, standalone, macOS, Windows
TypeCinematic orchestral library—
PlayerEastWest Opus—
DeveloperEastWest / Soundsonline—
Content—328 Scores, 1,312 arrangements (four per Score), 160+ instruments in five groups
Sample sources—About 80% EastWest libraries, 20% Sonuscore
Structure—Ten instrument slots; Intro, Main A, Main B and Outro plus an ending key
Effects—Per-slot 3-band EQ and three inserts from 21 effect types; global convolution or algorithmic reverb
Engine—EastWest Opus 1.6.6 or later, native on Apple silicon
Systems—macOS 10.15 or later, Windows 10 or later with ASIO; quad-core 2.7 GHz and 16 GB RAM minimum
Disk space—About 103 GB

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