Whisper Of Loong WiN MAC

Team R2R | 25 December 2024 | WiN: 132.9MB | MAC: 363.4MB

SAMPLES: Team R2R | 25 December 2024 | WiN: 1.11GB | MAC: 1.37GB

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Chinese Dizi Virtual Instruments. Dizi is a Chinese transverse flute-like instrument made of the bamboo trunk. Unlike similar instruments, Dizi has a bulrush-made membrane that vibrates with airflow, making up its uniquely clear and bright sound. Dizi is an incredibly expressive instrument. Besides its smooth and beautiful melodic parts, Dizi can be played with a rich set of performances, such as rapid finger-popping, tongue-flutter, and airflow vibrato, allowing Dizi to play the most complex solo parts. There are two major variants of Dizi: Qudi (literally melodic Dizi), which is usually used for playing solo works as the primary instrument of complex work, and it is what we present here in Whisper of Loong; and Bangdi (literally opera Dizi), with its very bright sound, is usually served as the accompanying instrument of traditional Chinese opera.

Komorebi Flutes KONTAKT

Team ARCADiA | 24 November 2024 | 9.68 GB

A toolkit perfect for scoring, producing electronic styles and meditative music Komorebi – 木漏れ日 means “sunlight leaking through trees,” this word describes the beauty and wonder of rays of light dappling through overhead leaves, casting dancing shadows on the forest floor. Komorebi Flutes is a traditional and oriental Japanese/Chinese wind instrument, a toolkit perfect for scoring, producing electronic styles and meditative music. Like in traditional Japanese and Chinese mask magic Komorebi Flutes has many “faces” – it can produce a calming “Zen” sound but it also can haunt you.

Dizi & NanXiao KONTAKT

P2P | 13 January 2020 | 14.4 GB

Chinee Winds contains various types of DiZi and Xiao, and is the most polished instrument of the Chinee Series that won Kong Audio the attention of the composers around the world. Dizi (bamboo flute) has always been a traditional and popular instrument in China for many centuries. As an essential Chinese instrument, it is still widely used nowadays. It can be heard everywhere ranging from modern Chinese film scores, to modern Chinese pop music There are many different types of Dizi, and now, with ChineeWinds, musicians all over the world have access to the most authentic Chinese flavor directly from their favorite hosts.