Virtual instruments demos
Advanced Midi Programming
Here is a selection of official demo tracks created for companies such as Sample Modeling and Ample Sound. These projects showcase advanced MIDI orchestration and virtual instrument programming, making full use of MIDI CCs, automation, articulation control, and professional mixing techniques to achieve realistic and expressive performances.
Universal Studios Theme – Orchestral Cover
SAMPLEMODELING INSTRUMENTS
A meticulous orchestral recreation of the iconic Universal Studios Theme, faithfully reproducing the original score with a strong focus on realism and expressive MIDI programming.
This cover showcases the full range of Samplemodeling brass instruments, including The Trumpet V3, The Trombone V3, and French Horn & Tuba V3, making use of the complete brass palette available. The string section was performed using Solo, Chamber & Ensemble Strings, resulting in a rich and authentic orchestral sound.
Every performance was carefully programmed with detailed MIDI editing, CC automation, and articulation control to capture the nuance and musical expression of a live orchestra.
Written by Jerry Goldsmith
SAMPLEMODELING STRINGS
Except of Brotherly Compassion (哀しき兄弟たち) – Saint Seiya
Music by Seiji Yokoyama
“Brotherly Compassion (哀しき兄弟たち)” from Saint Seiya is presented as a faithful reproduction of Seiji Yokoyama’s original composition, preserving the orchestration, expression, and emotional depth of the score.
Performed entirely with Samplemodeling Solo Strings, this production demonstrates advanced MIDI programming through detailed CC automation, articulation management, and expressive performance techniques. Particular attention was given to phrasing, dynamics, and tonal realism, resulting in a convincing interpretation that closely reflects the character of the original recording.
Star Wars IV “Battle of Yavin” orchestral cover
SAMPLEMODELING BRASS SECTION
Star Wars Episode IV – “Battle of Yavin” Orchestral Cover
Music by John Williams
An orchestral interpretation of the thrilling “Battle of Yavin” from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, highlighting the expressive depth and realism of Samplemodeling brass instruments.
The performance features the complete brass lineup—The Trumpet V3, The Trombone V3, and French Horn & Tuba V3—carefully programmed with extensive MIDI CCs, articulations, and performance controls. The result is a dynamic and cinematic brass section that captures the intensity, precision, and character of John Williams’ legendary orchestration.
Expressive performance of Samplemodeling
CLARINET AND BASS CLARINET
Original Composition for Clarinet & Bass Clarinet
An original composition for Clarinet and Bass Clarinet, created to showcase the expressive realism of Samplemodelingvirtual instruments through advanced MIDI programming.
The performance explores the libraries’ extensive CC controls, articulations, and performance parameters, with meticulous MIDI editing to achieve a natural and highly expressive result. The complete score is also available for those interested in studying or performing the piece.
Counterpoint by Leandro Abreu.
Fantasia for Horn and Tuba
SAMPLEMODEING FRENCHHORN & TUBA
Fantasia for Horn and Tuba – Samplemodeling
An original composition created to explore the expressive capabilities of Samplemodeling’s French Horn & Tuba library.
The focus of this demonstration is the extensive use of MIDI CCs to shape every musical phrase. Continuous dynamic control, expression, vibrato, and tonal transitions are used throughout the performance, illustrating how detailed controller programming can produce a highly natural and nuanced interpretation.
Labyrinth Zone
AMPLE SOUND AGL DEMO
Music from Sonic the Hedgehog
A short demo created for Ample Sound to showcase the articulation system and expressive performance features of the AGL virtual instrument.
Based on the classic Labyrinth Zone theme from Sonic the Hedgehog, this arrangement explores a wide range of articulations, performance techniques, and MIDI programming to demonstrate how the library responds in a realistic musical context.
Predator – “Goodbye” Orchestral Cover
SAMPLEMODELING AND ORCHESTRAL TOOLS
Music by Alan Silvestri
An orchestral rendition of “Goodbye” from Predator, faithfully recreating one of Alan Silvestri’s most emotional and powerful compositions.
This performance highlights the expressive realism of Samplemodeling’s Trumpet and French Horn, programmed with detailed MIDI CCs, articulations, and performance controls to deliver a natural and highly expressive brass performance. The woodwind section was performed entirely with Orchestral Tools libraries, complementing the arrangement with rich tonal detail and orchestral depth. Together, these libraries capture the cinematic atmosphere and emotional character of the original score.