La Fisarmonica

FISARMONICA

Accordion for Kontakt Full 5.6.8 or higher

We are proud to release “La Fisarmonica”, a deep-sampled accordion library that will never let you! From an Italian handcrafted Accordion, “La Fisarmonica” features separated samples for buttons and keyboards, up to 7 registers and a “bellow simulation” will make the instrument realistic and dynamic. XPERIMENTA La Fisarmonica was recorded in a 105mq recording studio in the Sibelius Academy Music Technology department, using only top-end gear and a lot of passion.

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SETTINGS (NIGHT)

Xperimenta Sounds · La Fisarmonica by XPERIMENTA

Key, Buttons and Split Mode

We sampled the buttons and the keyboard separately. You can use them alone or togheter with the “Split” mode.

A lot of microphones

La Fisarmonica features 3 microphone settings: Close, Middle and Room. You can change also volume of the keys noises and the release samples.

9 register

You can create your own sound by activating the 4 voices: 8, 16, 4, Single Musette and Double Musette.

Bellow simulation

This features simulates the change of the bellow by triggering the “pressing” or “pulling” sample.

9 type of Musette

It possible change the musette tuning in the “Settings” menu (Swing, French, Cajun, Italian, Scottish, etc.)

Dynamic on CC

The Accordion is a highly expressive instrument. This is why in La Fisarmonica you can control the dynamic with the modwheel or a custom Control Change.

Day & Night Mode

Stay focus on your project: Our library features a “Day” (white) mode or “Night” (dark grey) mode

...and much more!

Discover the world of “La Fisarmonica“, and get inspired by the sound of this wonderful instrument: the accordion.

Walkthrough

In Action

The sampling session of La Fisarmonica.

Played by Maimu Jõgeda

We are really proud to have worked with Maimu, a talented accordionist and composer from Estonia.
“I am an Estonian accordionist, born and raised in the forests in the Southern part of Estonia: Võrumaa, in the most beautiful village in Estonia called Rõuge. I’ve always been captivated by traditional music. Growing up in a culturally rich place, taking part of folk festivals from a different angle than expected – my father has been selling the handicraft he’s been making and me & my sister were always following him when he was selling his stuff at fairs, closely connected to folk festivals (at least in Estonia) – all of that has a great deal in me becoming who I am today. “

Read more about Maimu in her website: maimumusic.com/