BOOK – CHALUMEAU
for Kontakt Full 6.6.1 or higher
(not compatible with Free Kontakt Player)
INTRO PRICE UNTIL 29/09
We are excited to present our new Book Series product: Chalumeau, with True Legato articulation and a unique warm and folk tone.
“The chalumeau is a single-reed woodwind instrument of the late baroque and early classical eras. The chalumeau is a folk instrument that is the predecessor to the modern-day clarinet.”
The instrument we used was handmade by the great artisan and flute maker Max Brumerg with Cherry Tree Wood. We sampled Vibrato and Non Vibrato Legato, Staccato and more than 50 phrases.
- Warm Sound and unique tone, recorded with top-end gear
- Realistic Responsive Legato, with Vibrato and Non Vibrato
- 3 Ornaments Type (on Keyswitch)
- 4 Sustain Dynamic Layers
- GUI: Clean interface, easy-to-use Tone and Shape macros.
- +50 Phrases, editable with Sample Start
- Expand the sound with the included 20 Creative Layers
- 20 Convolution Reverb Presets
main features
responsive legato
sampled vibrato
ornaments
2 microphone
settings
close and room
20 reverb presets, Convolution and Digital
20 creative layers
including instruments and analog synths
ready-to-go
interface with
INCLUDES 20 CREATIVE LAYERS
BOOK CHALUMEAU COMES WITH A POWERFUL TOOLKIT OF SOUNDS LIKE
SYNTHS, STRINGS, RARE INSTRUMENTS AND MORE.
WALKTHROUGH
IN ACTION
THE RECORDING
This library comes with two microphone positions: Close and Room.
CLOSE / ROOM MIX
CHALUMEAU PLAYER FLAVIO CANGIALOSI
Special thanks to: Beta Tester (Emanuele Vecchi, Stefano Ziggiotti, Lorenzo Ceci, Cari Tibor, Filippo Tosti, Stefano Maccarelli), Mix Assistant (Simone Sciumbata), Flute maker Max Brumerg, Video Operator (Gabriele Saladino).
BOOK - CHALUMEAU
for Kontakt Full 6.1 or higher
NOT COMPATIBLE WITH KONTAKT PLAYER
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INFO
- a. 1400 Samples, 1,87GB (1,82 zipped)
- 20 Presets, 18 Creative Layers
- Requires Kontakt Full 5.8 or higher
- Good internet connection higly recommended
- Many thanks to: Abbey Rocchi Studios, Filippo Tosti, Stefano Ziggiotti, Emanuele Vecchi, Cári Tibor and all the beta testers (Giulio Rosatelli, Johannes Ringen, Marco Miele, Flavio Cuccurullo)
