TITLE	Composer	Library Used	Notes
Emerald Odyssey Ballad Whole Divisions Half Divisions Quarter Divisions	Kirk Hunter	Concert Strings II with non-string elements of Diamond/Ruby	By just playing a keyswitch, you can instantly change section sizes. The three demos in this row use the exact same cue, but each uses a different division by simply hitting a different keyswitch
Summer	Vivaldi	Concert Strings II	This piece shows the various section sizes all used together and separately. Additionally, it demonstrates a broad scope of expression ranging from warm and intimate to big, bold and aggressive..
Studio Violins Heavy Vibrato	Kirk Hunter	Studio Strings (included in Diamond and Ruby)	These use the heavier vibrato. Of course all levels of vibrato are possible.
Studio Violins Light Vibrato	Kirk Hunter	Studio Strings (included in Diamond and Ruby)	These use light vibrato. Of course all levels of vibrato are possible.
Studio Violins No Vibrato	Kirk Hunter	Studio Strings (included in Diamond and Ruby)	These no vibrato. Of course all levels of vibrato are possible.
The Typewriter	Leroy Anderson	Studio Strings and Solo Strings (included in Diamond and Ruby)	Features Studio Strings with some Solo Strings layered on top to give an even lighter feel.
Follow Me	Bronislau Kaper Sequenced by Wolfgang Menzel	Chamber Strings (included in Diamond and Emerald)	Some solo strings were used in the lead passages. Also, some Studio Brass were used.
Adagio	John Davis	Chamber Strings (included in Diamond and Emerald)	Legato Chamber Strings
Pachelbel Canon in D (abridged)	Johann Pachelbel	Chamber Strings (included in Diamond and Emerald)	attacks can be heard in the Vivaldi "Winter demo below. This arrangement for 1st and 2nd Violin, Viola, Cello and Double Bass.
Four Seasons - Winter	Vivaldi	Chamber Strings (included in Diamond and Emerald)	his demo features the "Polyphonic Round Robin in Kontakt 2. You'll notice how well fast repeated notes play without sounding robotic. I substitued the solo violin normally heard in the piece with chamber violins so you could really hear the fast articulations at work. This is NOT a perfect rendition. I just put something together a long time ago with "Winter" in mind never intending to do the piece exactly as written.