Kevin Kerr

Wow il be sure to check this out if it works as good as it sounds =D

It should be fairly easy if you still have the session you recorded. Track for track. But if its all been mixed down then (as SYS65 said) I dont think its possible. (Unless there is a program that can take apart files, I have a feeling there might be but I have never came across it when I have looked)

Oh, I just reread. I dont believe you wish to record with it? Wel, the Miroslav Philharmonik Orchestra includes a standalone version. So that you dont need a DAW or anything else. Just simply run it, chose your instruments and hear them back as you play.

I may have overlooked it but I dont believe you specified which program/DAW you use? That would really be the basis of this if you dont already have one. (Ill assume you do though for now) I dont really know any instrument effects that DONT come with articulations and what not. But my own personal suggestion would be "Miroslav Philharmonik" Alot of people give it a bad write up but from my experience its more than capable! The only thing is the Glissandos, sound clearly fake. But the rest i absolutely love. Its a really old program by now so im sure its going for cheap! (As for DAWS, My personal preference is protools 10, but there are many alternatives.) ps. Your comp specs seem easily capable of running most instrument effects ive seen. Happy Hunting!