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Sonuscore teases upcoming LUX Orchestral Strings

October 13

Sonuscore has released a new teaser video for its upcoming LUX series instrument: LUX Orchestral Strings. If you already use LUX Orchestral Strings, this is the section you’ve been waiting for.

Orchestral & acoustic

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