Having classical music background and and being very careful about details in instruments I’ve been using Vienna Library for about 10 years now and it’s always my first choice - great variety of articulations, professional quality of sound etc. but it takes a while to set everything up. If I have to go quickly I’d choose EW or Spitfire (I only have a Studio version but layering with another libraries usually does the trick). What I found out throughout the years is that the more money I spent the more options I have and the more difficult decision, which one to choose, occurs since all of the libraries I’ve tried have their pros and cons. But VI is my go to library if I want to make something very detailed and I’m willing to put ridiculous amount of hours into production. Although effects are astonishing!

@Kade Jones thanks a lot for this long response! I’d definitely look for some YT videos about the topic. It’s a bit like asking about “which library is the best” and I’m sure after a while I’ll be able to figure out what’s most needed for me. Great suggestions, thank you so much again!

@Mikołaj Rejzner dzięki za podpowiedź z procesorem!

Hello everyone, I’m Filip, professional cellist, arranger and aspiring composer. I’ve started composing to picture about two years ago, taking my time to develop my skills on that field. 30 years on stage playing someone else’s music gave me pretty good insight and now I’m ready to start new adventure creating my own music. I’m excited to join your community and get to know you. All the best, Filip

@Andrea Casagrande when you do it long enough it doesn’t seem to be that difficult ;)