LUX Orchestral Strings by Sonuscore is a high-end Kontakt library crafted for professional composers, filmmakers, and music producers seeking a rich, emotional orchestral string sound. Recorded with world-class musicians and pristine microphone setups, LUX delivers the warmth, depth, and expressive movement found in top-tier scoring stages.

The library includes a wide range of articulations — from gentle legato and lyrical sustains to crisp staccatos, shimmering tremolos, and dramatic swells. Each instrument layer is captured with multiple round robins and dynamic variations, ensuring natural, living performances that blend seamlessly into cinematic and orchestral productions.

Whether you are creating film scores, trailers, ambient soundscapes, classical pieces, or hybrid orchestral tracks, LUX Orchestral Strings provides the expressive control and sonic detail needed for professional-grade compositions. Powered by the industry-leading Kontakt sampler, LUX integrates effortlessly into any workflow.

🔹 Key Features 

🎻 1. Premium String Ensemble Recordings

Expertly recorded orchestral strings delivering clarity, warmth, and cinematic quality.

🎼 2. Wide Range of Articulations

Includes sustains, legato, staccato, marcato, tremolo, pizzicato, and dynamic swells.

🎧 3. Deep Expression & Dynamic Control

Mod-wheel dynamics, velocity layers, and real-time articulation switching for expressive shaping.

🔊 4. Kontakt Engine Integration

Runs inside the full version of Native Instruments Kontakt, offering stability and fast performance.

🎬 5. Ideal for Modern Cinematic Composition

Perfect for film scoring, trailers, orchestral pop, ambient scoring, and game soundtracks.

🎛 6. Intuitive Interface By Sonuscore

Clean, modern Kontakt interface designed for fast workflow and creative inspiration.

🔹 FAQ

1. What is LUX Orchestral Strings?

A professional Kontakt string library by Sonuscore featuring cinematic orchestral performances.

2. Does it require the full version of Kontakt?

Yes — LUX Orchestral Strings requires the full version of Kontakt to run properly.

3. What types of articulations are included?

Legato, sustain, staccato, pizzicato, tremolo, marcato, swells, and dynamic layers.

4. What genres is it suitable for?

Film scoring, trailers, orchestral music, ambient soundscapes, hybrid orchestral, and modern composition.

5. Is it easy to use for beginners?

Yes — Sonuscore’s interface makes sound selection, expression, and articulation control intuitive.