Solo French Horn KONTAKT

DISCOVER | 12 MAY 2014 | 234 MB

“Solo French Horn”, is our take on this magnificent orchestral instrument. Most notes with three dynamic layers, each with three round robin recordings for a total of up to nine variations per note for a natural human sound. You can blend between dynamic layers with the mod wheel to capture the full breadth and dimension of the sound in a single note. Through key switches you can also switch back and forth between long notes and staccato. The full version of Kontakt 5 or above is required to run this vst software. It will not run on the free version of Kontakt player.

ILIO Miroslav Vitous Solo Instruments

TEAM AKAiSO | 11-08-2009 | 261 MB

Format AKAi S1000

Note: For Convert/Open AKAi Formats you can Use: Extreme Sample Converter
iLiO – Miroslav Vitous – Symphonic Orchestra Samples – Solo Instruments I: This disk contains Bassclarinet, Bassoon, Basstrombone, Clarinet, Contrabassoon, Trombone, Trumpet, Viola, and Violoncello. All in the highest quality, and very expressive. This is the first of two Solo Instrument disks, which are a must for anyone wishing to emulate orchestral solo performance…

Solo Guitaret KONTAKT

TEAM VON.G | 2014-03-06 | 77.33 MB

Introduced in 1963 and discontinued only two years later, the Guitaret was an invention of Ernst Zacharias, the mind behind other Hohner instruments like the Clavinet, Cembalet and Pianet. Marketed as an easy-to-play instrument to mimic guitar or banjo, the actual sound sits somewhere between an electric kalimba and electric piano. The Guitaret is held like a guitar, with the player holding the “neck” or handle to engage the sustain/dampening mechanism. The other hand is used to pluck the 36 metal keys, which barely protrude out of the instrument’s body. The vibration of the plucked keys is then captured by a series of internal pick-ups.

Professional Orchestration Vol.1:

Solo Instruments and Instrumentation Notes

PDF | 801 pages | 116.55 MB

Professional Orchestration™ Volume 1, Solo Instruments and Instrumentation Notes is the first orchestration book to be written on the scoring stages in Los Angeles. It’s 800-pages, 8.25 x11 with full page/full score examples. Volume 1, called the First Key to Learning Professional Orchestration, covers all the main orchestral instruments, and percussion, with electronic scoring notes. Where available, nearly all the book’s examples, by instrument, are organized by demonstrating the instrument in its low, medium, high and very high ranges. This method of organization is followed in each succeeding volume. As a result, you’ll learn from common practice how and where specific devices and combinations work best.

Solo Violino Virtuoso v.2.0.0.2 KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 07 January 2014 | 1.86 GB

SOLO VIOLINO VIRTUOSO

is a virtual instrument combining the most advanced techniques in sampling, synthesis and physical modeling to deliver the most realistic sound to this day combined with unprecedented versatility in a virtual stringed instrument.

Dobro Solo KONTAKT MERRY XMAS

Team SYNTHiC4TE | MERRY XMAS | 1.96 GB

Welcome to Natural Acoustic Series – a studio collection of high-end deep-sampled acoustic instruments.
Dobro is a passionate, deep-sampled (+2.100 samples) pristine sounding American Dobro. We recorded the Dobro in great detail, including hundreds of natural fret and release noises, real note bends up/down. In addition we also recorded natural strum samples, so you can play everything in a strummed fashion. Dobro comes with 18 core patches divided into natural, morphed and synthetic categories. The natural category contains things natural dobro, tenor and piccolo dobro – whereas the morphed category contains the Dobro mixed with other instruments (ex. Grand Piano, Steel String Guitar, Mandolin and more exotic type of instruments. The synthetic category contains the Dobro mixed with different type of synths.

Solo Factory: Texas Blues (2013)

English | MP4, data-dvd (includes Tabs, Powertabs and jamtracks)| 1,95 Gb

Audio: MP3, 128 Kbps, 44100 Khz, 2 channels | Length: 03h 33min

Music is a language. And just like learning any language, you start by learning sounds, which you use to form words, which you combine into phrases, which you string together to tell stories. Notes, licks, phrases and solos. Simple concept. Up to the ‘string together’ part at least. Taking our hard-earned vocabulary of licks and connecting them seamlessly to form solos is where it starts to get a little tricky for most of us. Corey Congilio’s Solo Factory: Texas Blues will fix that in a hurry. In fact, you’ll be more than just a little amazed at just how easy it is.