IK Multimedia Miroslav Philharmonik 2 CE｜Curated Symphonic Sound Library and Orchestration Tool
Miroslav Philharmonik 2 CE is a curated symphonic software instrument designed for beginner to intermediate arrangers. It covers commonly used strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion elements, providing practical articulations and dynamic layers to help you quickly complete orchestral arrangements for film scores, game music, and pop arrangements.
Key Product Features
- A curated symphonic library focused on commonly used sounds for lighter and faster installation and loading
- Includes core materials such as strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and choir, suitable for various scoring scenarios
- Offers multiple articulations and key switches for quickly changing between long notes, staccato, and other expressions
- Provides multi-layered dynamics and round-robin settings to reduce mechanical repetition
- Built-in reverb and basic effects, with adjustable envelope, filter, and dynamics parameters
- Supports layer stacking and split key zones, making it easy to build large ensembles or sectional performances
- MIDI Learn and common expression controls (e.g., Mod/Expression/Vibrato) allow quick mapping to controllers
- Intuitive interface, suitable for sketching, finalizing orchestrations, and educational use
System Specifications
- Operating System: Supports 64-bit macOS and Windows platforms
- Processor & Memory: Modern multi-core CPU recommended; 8 GB RAM or more for smoother performance
- Storage: Sufficient hard drive space required to install the sound content
- Installation & Activation: Internet connection is usually required for downloading, authorizing, and updating (per manufacturer process)
- Compatibility: Loadable within mainstream 64-bit DAW environments
Plugin Formats
- AAX (64-bit)
- AU (Audio Units)
- VST3
Supported Applications and Workflow Integration
Can be loaded as an instrument plugin in common DAWs (such as Logic Pro, Cubase, Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Studio One, Reaper, etc.), using MIDI performance and automation to control expression, dynamics, and articulation switching. It can also be combined with AI assistants or melody-generation tools: first generate MIDI sketches or harmonic frameworks externally, then use this instrument within the DAW for orchestration refinement, sound layering, and reverb/space shaping to speed up the process from sketch to finished product.
