Hollywood Scoring Tools

by EastWest · Instrument · Arranged scoring instrument

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Hollywood Scoring Tools by EastWest

Hollywood Scoring Tools is an Opus instrument that plays ready-made, composer-arranged Scores across 10 instrument slots, with over 300 Scores and 164 instruments.

It is on pre-order for $199 (regular $399), with release set for October 29.

Best for: Acoustic Instruments, Keys & Synths, Sound Design. Genres: Ambient & Cinematic.

Keywords: film & game audio, cinematic, arpeggiator, choir, chord generator, hybrid, perpetual licence, sequencer, sound design, subscription, world instruments.

What it does

Hollywood Scoring Tools is a scoring instrument that starts from finished arrangements rather than single instruments. You pick a Score, play chords, and up to ten instrument slots perform the parts together. EastWest's stated aim is to get you "from blank session to finished score" faster.

It runs in EastWest's Opus player, which is included, and is NKS-ready. At the time of writing it was on pre-order for an October 29 release at an introductory price, with a crossgrade offer for owners of Hollywood Orchestra Opus Edition and Hollywood Fantasy Orchestra. The license is perpetual. It is also part of the ComposerCloud+ subscription, which has a 14-day free trial.

Source: EastWest product page

When to use it

Hollywood Scoring Tools is a sketching and cue-building tool, not a library for writing each part by hand. Compared with Hollywood Orchestra Opus Edition or BBC Symphony Orchestra Core, it gives you arranged, multi-instrument parts from a few chords instead of single articulations, and it adds synths, band and world instruments the orchestral libraries don't cover. It is less detailed than those libraries for real orchestration, but its MIDI export lets you move a sketch onto them later. Unlike Arturia's Augmented STRINGS, which builds a sound around one instrument family, it is about whole arrangements. Forum users compare it closely with Sonuscore's The Score, so owners of that may find little new here.

What producers say

Early forum reaction is curious but mixed, with doubts about value and storage rather than about the idea.

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