What i was asking in regards to that was this: When a new halion comes out, does the NEW halion contain the sounds of the previous halions along with the new sounds? It was just a crazy, fictional name i thought of, to say as an example. When i mentioned “dynamite piano C# note”, i just made that name up. Not even in the Cubasis VST version 1.0 i once used back in 2001 (and still have in the box for some reason).
There was no piano sound like i mentioned. I’ll have to go to youtube to see if i can find demos on the (what are they called?.plugins?) that you said are free.Ĭorrect. If you still have the file, you can load it using Groove Agent SE 4 (included with Cubase) or Cubase 9’s new Sampler Track. It’s probably a loop or part of a sample library that you downloaded way back then.
No version of Halion ever included that piano sound you mentioned. The successor to the old Halion sampler is Halion 6, which includes a newer higher quality instrument library that’s almost completely different from Halion Sonic SE: Halion Sonic SE can ONLY load the instruments included with Cubase and existing libraries such as Halion Symphonic Orchestra or Hypnotic Dance.
The very old versions of Halion you used are samplers, they can load and play any. Halion and Halion Sonic SE aren’t the same thing. They’re not included with Cubase, except for Halion Sonic SE 3 which is included with Cubase 9.5 as you can see here:
Halion 4 tutorials pro#
Yes, you can download them and use them with Cubase Pro 8.
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