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EASTWEST's Flagship Orchestral Series Now Available

The most comprehensive orchestral collection on the market from EASTWEST now includes Hollywood Orchestral Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, and Percussion.

Hollywood Orchestral Percussion Completes EASTWEST's Flagship Orchestral Series

EastWest tell us their new Hollywood Orchestral Series is a detailed and comprehensive orchestral percussion collection featuring unprecedented control of sound and instruments.

EASWEST Offers Limited Time Spring Savings

Save on the EastWest Complete Composers Collection 2 and more for one week only! Check out this great offer before it ends.

Review: Steven Wilson's Ghostwriter

It's dark, moody and downright dangerous. It's Ghostwriter from EastWest and is the brainchild of Steven Wilson (Yes, Porcupine Tree, Jethro Tull). G. W. kept the lights on for this review.

The Making of EASTWEST Steven Wilson's Ghostwriter

Watch a session video and see Doug Rogers work with Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree, Blackfield) on their new virtual instrument by EASTWEST, Ghostwriter!

EASTWEST Releases Steven Wilson Ghostwriter

EASTWEST are back with another Virtual Instrument in the Masters Series providing inspirational sounds created by Musicans' Musician and 4 times Grammy nominee, Steven Wilson.

EASTWEST Releases 25th Anniversary Collection

30 historic products from the EASTWEST vault, re-engineered and re-programmed for the latest version of PLAY software - all thanks to them celebrating their 25th anniversary!

Why Realism is Overrated (in the World of Sample Libraries)

When it comes to choosing an orchestral sample library, you don't necessarily need to focus on how 'real' it sounds. Jay Asher, master composer and Logic guru explains why.

MPV Free Stuff: Peter Schwartz's EastWest Play Control for Logic Pro

In this MPV Free Stuff, Peter Schwartz has conjured up a Logic Pro environment to give you unparalleled control over EastWest's Play Instrument. Read on for full instructions and download link.