For those of you that have been around a while, you know Orange Tree Samples is one of my favorites when it comes to acoustic instruments.
I fell in love with their Passion Flute and also really enjoy their guitar and bass libraries.
In this interview I talk with Greg from Orange Tree Samples about how he got started, his approach to sample libraries, scripting, how he came up with the company name, and more.
It’s a great chance to dig into the mind of a developer and see some of the ideas as well as vision that goes into the products.
Make sure to check out his stuff at http://orangetreesamples.com
If you have any questions or comments please feel free to post below!
I’m a fan of Greg’s work too. Great to hear him talk about the thinking behind OTS. One subject I would have liked to to hear Gregs thoughts on is the challenge of creating authentic sounding strummed guitar parts. I think this area has improved in recent times but still feels like a rich area for development – especially in terms of transitions at chord changes and section endings.
Thanks for watching, yeah man he’s a great guy and I love his approach to product creation.