the layers

When it comes to enhancing your music with orchestral elements, The Orchestral Layer offers three distinct options tailored to suit your needs: The Solo Layer, The Chamber Layer, and The Orchestrahl Layer. Each layer is designed to provide a unique atmosphere that complements your existing tracks.

Choosing the right orchestral layer boils down to the mood and impact you want to achieve with your music. Whether you seek the subtlety of a solo instrument, the warmth of a chamber ensemble, or the grandeur of a full orchestra, each option opens up exciting possibilities to enhance your musical vision.

the solo layer

The Solo Layer features a single instrument, allowing for a focused and intimate sound. This layer is perfect for highlighting melodic lines and providing emotional depth to your music while keeping the arrangement simple and direct.

the chamber layer

The Chamber Layer combines a small group of instruments (two to five), creating a richer and more textured sound. This option adds warmth and complexity, making it ideal for pieces that require a sense of conversation between instruments. It strikes a balance between intimacy and fullness, perfect for both uplifting and subtle moments.

the orchestral layer

The Orchestral Layer brings a full orchestra into play, offering a grand and powerful sound. This layer is ideal for cinematic pieces and epic tracks, as it fills the space with dynamic harmonies and a vibrant array of instrument voices. It adds an immersive texture to your track, enveloping your audience in a rich sonic landscape.

the instruments

    • Violin I

    • Violin II

    • Viola

    • Cello

    • Bass

    • Flute

    • Piccolo

    • Oboe

    • (Bass) Clarinet

    • Bassoon

    • Horn

    • Trumpet

    • Tenor Trombone

    • Bass Trombone

    • Tuba

    • Timpani

    • Marimba

    • Celeste

    • Xylophone

    • Glockenspiel

    • Tubular Bells

    • Vibraphone

    • Crotales

    • Soprano

    • Alto

    • Tenor

    • Bass

    • Harp

    • Piano