Publisher : FractureSounds
Website : FractureSounds
Format : KONTAKT
Quality : 16 bit 48 kHz stereo
Description : This library includes a carefully sampled Tibetan singing bowl recorded in near stereo mode and displayed in a range of four octaves. Two articulations were captured – sustain (created by moving a wooden hammer in a circular motion around the edge of the bowl) and impact. Both of these articulations were recorded with a lot of dynamic layers, which makes it possible to reproduce very subtly and realistically.
The tool was programmed for ease of use. Just move the modulation wheel during the game to smoothly transition between different dynamic levels. When playing, changes in dynamics are often very slow, as the cup takes time to vibrate and resonate. Setting the “speed” of control to a low value will simulate this, gradually fading between the dynamic layers.
Another characteristic of the singing bowl is the sound of the malleus, sometimes creating scraping sounds due to friction. Use the “Rust” knob to add an extra level of noise to the sustain.
Content:
Sustains: 4 dynamic layers, with smooth equal-power morphing.
Up to 42 hit velocities.
Custom round-robin script.
‘Damping’ control for adjusting release length.
Simple and user-friendly interface.
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