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Miroire

Paid
Plug-in format
AAX Audio Unit VST VST3
Platform
macOS Windows
Delivery
Plugin Standalone

A virtual instrument collection with period strings, woodwinds, brass, basso continuo, and choir to evoke Baroque era sound for scoring period and fantasy media

Summary

Miroire is a virtual instrument collection that recreates period instruments and vocal sounds from the Baroque era and earlier centuries. It offers detailed samples of strings, woodwinds, brass, basso continuo, and a Baroque-inspired choir, designed to evoke historical sound textures for scoring period dramas, fantasy films, and games.

Features

  • Includes 3 string ensembles and solo violins and violas with gut strings and period bows for rich, softer tones.
  • Offers basso continuo section with double bass, two celli, and bassoon.
  • Contains multiple period woodwinds such as Baroque flute, oboe, oboe d’amore, and oboe de caccia with mellow, warm tones.
  • Valveless period brass instruments including horns and trumpets for historically accurate sounds.
  • A Baroque-inspired chamber choir singing German syllables from Bach’s Passions, with natural tones and coloratura legato for ornamentation.
  • All samples recorded at Berlin’s Teldex Studio with specialist musicians, tuned to A4=415 Hz, mapped for modern tuning compatibility.
  • Runs with Orchestral Tools' SINE Player standalone or as plugins (VST, VST3, AU, AAX).
  • Supports multiple mic positions with mic merging features to optimize system resources.
  • Allows downloading individual instruments and mic positions separately.

Technical Details

  • Sample size: 98 GB (33 GB compressed)
  • Sample quality: 24 bit / 48 kHz
  • Supported platforms: macOS (10.15+), Windows 10
  • Minimum RAM: 8 GB (16 GB recommended)
  • CPU: Intel Core i5 or similar; supports Apple ARM chipsets

Intended Use

Miroire is intended for composers and producers who wish to create music with authentic period sounds for film, TV, and game scoring, especially for Baroque and earlier stylistic contexts.

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