A collection of instruments spanning from the hurdy gurdy of the medieval period to fortepiano of the early classical period. See the below specifications for the full list.
A beautifully sampled set of ethereal copper Wind Chimes. All 6 chimes are sampled in 3 articulations – with a rubber mallet, a wood “beater” and wood stick hits. Also included are Wind Chime atmospheric samples, some of which were processed with Granular Synthesis for an other-worldly quality. Programming includes velocity cross faded articulations, layered pads and flexible key mapping.
A very versatile World music collection featuring percussion, plucked and wind instruments at a bargain basement price. See the below specifications for the full list.
The Best Of Bolder double CD ROM was released for Gigastudio in April of 2002. It consisted of choice Material from previous Bolder libraries. This volume is a continuation of converting that library into natively programmed instruments for NI Kontakt and the Apple EXS 24. Other volumes that have already been converted
A most unusual bank of crystal glass samples; hit or played in a variety of manners and intensities. 11 different crystal glasses were recorded for this collection. Within each waveform are numerous articulations of that particular crystal. Each crystal was struck using a variety of items ranging from fingers to kitchen utensils. There are also sustained voices, created by the classic technique of running a wet finger around the rim of the crystal.
This is a Marine Band harmonica made by the Hohner Company in the key of A. It is a 10 hole harmonica which gives you a different pitch on each hole depending on whether you are blowing in or out (drawing or blowing). The samples are 24 bit mono with NO LOOPS for a natural sound and totals 31 megabytes. I originally recorded these samples in stereo but have decided to sum them to mono for the final version. Perhaps in a future Bolder FREE sound set I will sample bends and other gestures which give this instrument it’s signature sound.
This is a sample library project we’ve been wanting to complete for some time and I believe we have something really special here for you! This instrument has a distinct and unique voice. Now that it is available as a virtual instrument I have no doubt that it’s musical effectiveness can be greatly expanded beyond of solely creating a groovy 60s vibe. 3 independent sample sources were recorded – neck and bridge pickup samples as well as microphone samples. I had this guitar rewired so I could use a stereo jack and record the neck and bridge pickups simultaneously. The mic samples really make this sample library unique. They give this instrument a very animated top end with the result being a bit of a acoustic-electric hybrid, giving us a closer emulation of a real sitar. This sampling process coupled with creative and flexible KSP scripting by Bo Clausen will give you many creative opportunities.
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