Publisher: Audiobro
Format: Kontakt (8.2.1+)
Quality: Stereo 48 kHz 24 bit
- 7.86 GB
Description: Shimmering percussive magic!
Scoring Dulcimer was meticulously recorded at an elite Los Angeles scoring stage. The shimmering and hypnotic tones were captured using coveted close, stage, and surround mic arrays. From delicate melodic lines to percussive rhythmic pulses, Scoring Dulcimer is performed with expressive nuance and captured in exquisite detail. With multiple articulations, velocity layers, and up to 8x Round Robins, every note feels alive and organic. Whether you’re crafting period drama, fantasy, or intimate indie scores, Scoring Dulcimer delivers the timeless resonance and folk-inspired clarity that instantly draws listeners in.
A Powerful Interface
We carefully designed a custom interface that is packed full of useful features but so simple it stays out of your way.
Features :
• Your Choice of Mallets
• True Recorded Ornaments and Rolls
• Real Continuous Mute Control
• True Release with Muffling or Piano Style
• Pattern Tool To Quickly Generate Ideas
• Up to 8 x Round Robin
• MIX – Blend Close, Stage, Far mics your way
• TUNE – Creative detuning adds cinematic tension
• VERB – Immersive spaces with impulse reverbs
• EQ – Shape your tone with built-in EQ
• ENV – Control attack and release dynamics
• VEL – Custom velocity curve for personalized play
• SETUP – Round robin switcher options
The beauty of the dulcimer’s timbre is second only to one other instrument I’ve explored with awe, the Ukrainian Bandura.
I have a USB–>Audio–>MIDI interface by Sonuus, the i2m. Its tracking is incredibly tight; it seems to be just fine with quite rapid soloing. The dulcimer and Bandura’s long sustains make playing them with my Strat through the interface just amazing. Thanks man, this is a sweet instrument without yet even hearing and playing it 🙂