Oriental RnB VSTi RTAS AU HYBRiD

TEAM DYNAMiCS | 05.04.2006 | WiN/MAC | 2.05 GB

FORMAT….: VSTi/RTAS/AU/HYBRiD/DVDR

Ueberschall’s collection of selected construction kits with a nice oriental taste. Oriental RnB is the ultimate point where the east and the west intercept on the highest musical and sonic level. This very point is touched by spicy oriental flavour combined with modern dance, pop and RnB tunez. Features Samples from Instruments like: Oud, Tar, Kemance, Santur, Violin, Kanoun, Accordeon, Bouzouki, Ney, Pipes, Darbuka, Duff, Zarb, Rhodes, Piano, Organ, Synth, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Vocals, Drums & Percussion. In total 3.2 Gigabyte of loops and single drum sounds. Oriental RnB has been recorded with high quality studio equipment by exceptional sound engineers who know their business. It comes with Ueberschall’s brand new “Elastik Engine” technology – all the functionalities which are needed for professional use.

Azerbaijani Tar WAV

FANTASTiC | 04 January 2022 | 260 MB

‘Azerbaijani Tar’ contains professionally played and recorded melodies ready to allow you to discover the unique sounds of Tar. The Tar is a Turkish folk instrument played with a plectrum which is also commonly used in Azerbaijan, Iran, Uzbekistan and Georgia. Its body is composed of two bowls of different size and is generally made from mulberry trees. The gögüs section is covered with a membrane taken from the heart of water buffaloes or cattle. Sap section is from hard wood and fish line pitches are tied onto it. There are two main groups of strings on tar. Those in the first group are used in playing the tune and consists of three groups of two strings. The other group of strings are called Kök and Zengi, and are tuned according to the mode to be used and enhance the tone.

Tar & Chonguri KONTAKT

P2P | 05.02.2020 | 102 MB

Tar and Chonguri are two incredibly beautiful eastern string instruments. The Tar’s steel strings are plugged with a plectrum, resulting in a very pure and definite sound. Marvelously reflecting the legendary Persian culture, where the Tar is present since hundreds of years. The Chonguri with its tender silk strings however adds warmth, depth and richness to their joint timbre. An ode to the enchanting Georgian landscapes, where the instrument originates from.