Ukulele Guitar KONTAKT

Team MAGNETRiXX | 16 March 2014 | 170 MB

UkuleleGuitar is a 24bit 96Khz finger style DRY samples for Kontakt 3, 4 and 5 FULL retail ver. It has Key Switches ( SlideUP, HammerOns, Trills ), Round robin for alternate notes, noise releases, full sustain, natural decay. UkuleleGuitar has 2 Kontakt Patch: Fingered and strummed.The Strummed Patch is an incredible, innovative, easy to use Kontakt patch that allows you to “STRUM” your keyboard just playing chords! It doesn’t have any key switches or scripts. It just “strums” your Keyboard.

Terracotta KONTAKT

Team SYNTHiC4TE | March 14 2014 | 450 MB

Terracotta comes with 8 ready-made variations; each one of these is instantly playable offering a variety of options for setting the sound in the mix. The variation called Sustained, for example, uses reverse flowerpot samples mixed with an organic sounding pad to create a sound backdrop. Weighted is a preset that uses samples from a larger terracotta bowl to add warmth and more low end to the pots.

Phonautograms v2.0 KONTAKT

Team SYNTHiC4TE | March 13 2014 | 139.4 MB

This unique vocal instrument is based on a simple concept with a rather remarkable pedigre: chromatically sampled vocal sustains captured over 150 years ago. This original method of recording, called ‘Phonautography’ was invented in the early 1850s, by French inventor Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville. The sounds were captured by projecting the voice and other sounds into a cylindrical horn attached to a stylus, which in transfered the vibration into lines over the surface of oil lamp soot-blackened sheets of paper. These raw archival recordings were preserved by the French Academy of Sciences and finally decoded by First Sounds with the help of laser scanning equipment at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

Virtual Bouzouki v1.1 KONTAKT UPDATE

Team SYNTHiC4TE | March 13 2014 | 4.32 GB

Virtual Bouzouki is a Greek bouzouki sample library that with it’s realistic sound and it’s many functions will spread the Greek spirit around the world! Virtual Bouzouki is a Kontakt Player instrument based on advanced script programming and has different playing styles and techniques which gives you a brilliant sound. One of the features which give you an amazingly realistic playing experience is the fact that you can control which way the notes pass and which string is being used by using the modulation wheel. The Virtual Bouzouki sample library loads all kinds of tremolos which you can change the speed of in real-time with the modulation wheel. The user can also trigger keyswitches to play either Polyphonic or Monophonic. Polyphonic is used when the player doesn’t want any hammer on or pull of:s. Monophonic uses hammer on and pull of up to a range of a major 3:rd.

Tonehammer Cajongo KONTAKT

Team SUNiSO | 11 Oct 2009 | Size: 872.56 MB

The history behind the upcoming Tonehammer Cajongo (combination of Cajon and Bongo) is actually one of darkness and despair. The Slaves of West and Central African origin are considered to be the origin of the Cajon drum, which is essentially a wooden box with a thin sheet of wood nailed on as the sixth side acting as the striking surface. The Cajon is a highly featured instrument in Cuban music, which also traditionally contains the bongo. The Bongo was also brought from Africa to Cuba by the slaves and both are often featured in salsa, rumba,changui and other traditional styles.

Tonehammer Forgotten Voices Barbary KONTAKT

Team AudioP2P | 07-26-2009 | Size: 864.15 MB

(Includes also Update)

Barbary Grant is a highly renowned vocalist and harper within Celtic communities. She sings- and articulates fluently- in all three Goidelic languages: Scots Gaelic, Irish, and Manx. This homage won her first place in the sean nós competition at the 1998 Great American Irish Fair. Sean nós – “old style” in Irish – is a highly ornamented style of a cappella singing.

ToneHammer Forgotten Voices Cait KONTAKT

Team AudioP2P | 10-13-2009 | Size: 812.03 MB

(Includes also Update)

The library is constructed from over a thousand different vocal phrases covering over 15 hours of recording material. The phrases are divided into a variety of categories varying from some of the oldest songs known to man from the ancient Sanskrit chants to free improvisational phrases. The library has specific patches such as Balkan, Lullaby, Sanskrit Chants, Witch Chants and so forth. In addition some phrases in the library were recorded 2-3 times, which allows for a more broad type of vocal sound by layering the same phrase two or three times.