ChineeNanXiao v1.45 VSTi WiN

Team ASSiGN | 11 APRiL 2010 | 183.42 MB

The Melancholic Sound from China

Nanxiao (Southern Xiao) is a bamboo flute of the Xiao family. Unlike Dizi, Xiao has no membrane. Nanxiao is mostly popular in the Fujian area of southern China. Like the Japanese Shakuhachi, NanXiao is the offspring of ChiBa and DongXiao from the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 AD).

Chinese Pop Vocals Vol.1

FANTASTiC | August 07 2016 | 3.21 GB

..:: ACiD/WAV, MiDi, REX ::..

‘Chinese Pop Vocals Vol 1’, a truly groundbreaking collection of five Construction Kits, recorded on location in China, which include some of the most incredible male & female vocals (and raps) ever presented in a Sample Pack. The vocals are in Mandarin and English. This special and unique 100% royalty-free product was recorded, mixed and engineered in “Pilot Studios”, Beijing, using the world’s finest outboard gear. This pioneering 4 GB collection marks the culmination of more than six months of hard work by our US-based production team, who twice flew to China to record this outstanding and innovative product. Enjoy…

GuZheng KONTAKT

P2P | 13 January 2020 | 8.15 GB

Rippling and Dreamy

Guzheng, as one of the most representative Chinese instruments, first appeared around the Warring States period (475 – 221 BC), then became extremely popular during the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 AD) and spread to all neighboring areas ever since (e.g., Guzheng is the forefather of Japanese Koto). Guzheng was originally a rather simple instrument with only five strings. After all the years of evolution, today’s Guzheng has twenty-one strings and is still widely used in all kinds of Chinese music. Guzheng has a unique, rippling sound character. The playing techniques developed for Guzheng are also Extraordinary Live Performance Playability ChineeGuzheng II has an extensive sampleset which contains various types of tremolo, slide, glissando, and strumming. The note range is from A2 to G7 (for most patches).

Suona KONTAKT

P2P | 13 January 2020 | 5.8 GB

A hybrid crossover of brass and woodwind

Suona is rather unique. It is sort of a crossover between brass and woodwind. The sound of Suona is energetic, unapologetically harsh, abrasively brash, and proud-to-be-so-loud, blasting out everythings in sight. The sound is simply wild. Suona is believed to be derived from the Persian Zurna and slowly adopted by the Chinese in the course of history. By the time of the Ming Dynasty (14th – 17th century), Suona is documented as a prevalent instrument in China. Today, Suona is still widely used at the local grassroot events such as weddings or religious festivals, especially in the rural area. Some modified versions of Suona are now the official instruments of large traditional Chinese orchestras.

ChineeErHu I & II KONTAKT

P2P | 13 January 2020 | 4.04 GB

Being here, to be there

Erhu is a bowed instrument with two strings, originally dated back to Tang Dynasty(7th century A.D.), and is still being widely used today all over China in all kinds of music, from movie scores to opera. It’s one of the most representative classical Chinese instruments nowadays. It’s also very popular in the whole Asia. Erhu has a special synthetic flavour which is drastically different from the Western violin. Whilst violin sounds like a splendid soprano in a grand musical, Erhu tells her life story in a hoarse tone from the dark alley. This gives Erhu an unique sound character that’s like nothing else.  For the musicians who are after the purist Chinese sound, ChineeErhu is a must-have. For the musicians who are after exotic and inspirational string sound, ChineeErhu fits the need as well. ChineeErhu contains extensive expressions of legato, vibrato, F-p-F, staccatos, pizzicato, tremolos, glide and trills, cleverly woven and programmed to be used with MIDI aftertouch/modwheel, along with the keyswitch feature provided by the plugin, to bring the users the most lively articulations as easily accessible as possible.

PiPa & LiuQin KONTAKT

P2P | 13 January 2020 | 7.12 GB

PiPa: The Never-Stopping Chattering. Pipa (Chinese Lute) has its origin dated back to the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC). As Pipa evolved, it was heavily influenced by Persian culture during the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 AD) when the two great civilizations crossed over with each other, and became one of the most popular instruments in China ever since then As Pipa prospered in the most powerful Chinese dynasty, it left tremendous markings in the Chinese literature and culture. Pipa is most well-known for its rapid, successive playing style. A famous quote from a Chinese poem has it nailed: “[sounds like] the pearls, large and small, on a jade plate fall”.

ChineeKong V3 & YangQin KONTAKT

P2P | 13 January 2020 | 5.67 GB

ChineeKong V3: Enter the Rhythm of China

ChineeKong V3 is a sample-based Chinese percussion VSTi that comes with over 850 mb of professionally recorded sample content and brings you the most authentic percussion sound originated from various parts of China. A sound that most of the Western world haven’t heard of before, until now. ChineeKong V3+ is comprised of six main categories: Luo(Gongs), NaoBo(Cymbals), GuZu(Drum sets), BanBang(Wood Percussion), ZhongLing(Bells), and QiTa(MISC), divided into a total number of 50 subsets. These instruments are being used widely in today’s Chinese pop music and film scores.