Persian Santur MULTiFORMAT

TEAM SPiRiT | 14.03.2010 | 624 MB

The Persian Santur is a trapezoid shaped instrument with 72 strings and a 3 octave range. Similar types of instrument could be found all over the world; “Santoor” in India, “Yang qin” in China, “Hammered Dulcimer” in England and “Hackbräde” in Sweden. They are all slightly different in the amount of strings and the timbre but with similar constructions. We have sampled the Persian Santur with 2 types of mallets in 3 velocities, “Santur 1” (hard mallets) and “Santur 2” (soft mallets). You also get a huge set of different glisses, fx both tonal and percussive divided into 6 programs.

Bass Guitar Collection MULTiFORMAT

DiSCOVER | 21.09.2012 | 1.56 GB

KONTAKT-HALiON-EXS24-WAV

‘Bass Guitar Collection’ from Realsamples brings the sound of a Warwick® Streamer™ electric bass to your sampler with all its full bottom end glory. The bass was recorded directly through a Mindprint® DTC™ high quality channel-strip. Chromatically sampled, every note is available in 32 velocities, so you have 32 different samples of each note’s dynamic range. Additionally, every string has been sampled up to higher regions (G-string up to the 15th fret) to provide great realism and flexibility. The set includes ready-to-play presets for HAlion®, Kontakt®, EXS24® and GigaStudio®. Sampled in 96 kHz/24-Bit, the set is downsampled to 44.1 kHz/24-Bit (GigaStudio-version: 16-Bit).

German Lautenwerck MULTiFORMAT

P2P | Nov 1, 2012| 1.27 GB

Unmissable library that revives the long-lost German Lautenwerck, otherwise know as a Lute-Harpsichord, bringing it directly into your sampler in stunning 24-bit quality. Every nuance of the instrument is captured immaculately with eight different samples per note (4 releases per note) to pay tribute to this fascinating musical relic.

Symphonic Impact MULTiFORMAT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 08 Januar 2013 | 838 MB

Symphonic Impact MULTiFORMAT, The ultimate percussive/transit/string library for clued-up composers of film, TV, video game and soundtrack composers, packed with 1.28GB of the most explosive, detailed and exciting transition FX ever created. The Symphonic series by Bunker 8 has become the go-to series for soundtrack producers throughout the media industry. Now for the first time Bunker 8 present a mammoth collection of FX booms, combos, transitions, piano hits, thuds, bangs, plucks, discordant dings and bashes to satisfy the needs of composers the world over. Bunker 8 have taken the time to create a custom set of convolution symphonic halls and spaces in which the instruments are placed, offering a level of realism and depth one would expect in a collection costing four times as much.

Grand Piano – Edition Beurmann

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 10 October 2012 | 6.94 GB

From realsamples comes this exquisite multi-sampled grand piano library featuring a historical pianoforte built in London by Erard in 1837. This unique piano offers a lithe, warm and lively tone, oozing with character and charm. Excellently maintained in the private collection of Andreas Beurmann, these unique sounds are available for the first time for your sampler, presented in its original tuning at 435 Hz. To deliver the ultimate playing experience, the sound is captured with 32 velocity layers of each note for greater dynamics and feel.

Italian Harpsichord III

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 13 NOVEMBER 2012 | 3.88 GB

Edition Beurmann MULTiFORMAT

The slick, rich tone of a rare traditional Italian harpsichord is stunningly captured in over 1,600 individual samples and patches for all leading samplers. The Italian Harpsichord III library features an instrument built around 1690 by an anonymous maker. Featuring three sounds – a front and a rear 8′ register as well both together – it allows for the traditional rich and slick Italian harpsichord tone, offering additional flexibility by choosing the adequate 8′ or using the gentle 2 x 8′ combination with its inspiring and complex harmonics. While it is very typical for the Italian style to feature a housing seperated from the painted cabinet, this instrument is one of the rare Italian harpsichords with a fixed housing. Instead, it belongs to the category of so-called ‘false inner-outer’ instruments: The edges of the body as well as the offset cheeks are used to pretend that it features a separate housing.

English Spinet MULTiFORMAT

Team KRock | October 05 2012 | 2.06 GB

HAlion, Kontakt, EXS24, GigaStudio3.

There is barely another instrument to combine both zeitgeist and timelessness in the way a spinet does: Despite being around for centuries already, its sound is still relevant in many musical territories, while at the same time being inextricably connected to the musical works of its time. The brilliant timbre comprises lots of majestic warmth and elegance as well – something often underestimated due to cold and sterile sounding spinet simulations of current keyboards and samplers. The English Spinet library features an instrument built by Thomas Hitchcock in London in 1718. Hitchcocks instruments are widely known as the best-sounding spinets ever built and pointed the way ahead for all spinets to come. Only about 36 of his masterpieces are preserved to this day.