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Cinematique Instruments Grand Harp

Name: Grand Harp
Brand: Cinematique Instruments
SKU: 262079

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Banque de samples de harpe de concert pour Kontakt

six and a half octaves (47 strings) starting typically from C 1 and ends up at G 7.
four times round robins and up to 5 velocity layer, recorded in stereo 24 Bit. Only the Harmonics articulation was recorded in one round robin.
reverb and sustain control sliders as well as a tiny but powerful arpeggio with a separate voicing options and a very useful glissando mode. Finally we added an auto-velocity button which sets the note length automatically.
six presets/ snapshots, apprx 1.000 Samples/ 1.3GB compressed data)
Kontakt 5.6 full version is required
six different articulations which are:

Plucked:	Plucking the strings with the fingers is the principal technique.
Fingernail:	That articulations creates a sharp and slightly penetrating sound. You produce that by plucking the strings with fingernails.
Prè de la Table:	Prè de la table produces a dry and nasal sound. The sound is sometimes compared to that of the Japanese koto or the guitar. To produce a pré de la table sound the fingers pluck the string in a normal manner but close to the soundboard.
Xylophonique:	Xylophonique is a muted sound with a clearly distinguished pitch. It sounds wooden dry and percussive. To produce xylophonic sounds one hand mutes the strings by pressing them with the fingers close to the soundboard. The other hand plays the strings normally.
Prepared:	This prepared articulation produces a dissonant and percussive sounds which is best suitable to produce avant-garde or experimental sounds and noises. We prepared all the the strings with brackets and paper which had the effect that the sound was muted as well as a weird vibrating noise was added to it.
Harmonics:	The Harmonics (flageolet) gives a very warm and gentle sound. It is a popular effect in harp music.

Autres dénominations : grandharp