XI tracker instruments and ALL loop points are pre-defined in each format. :D Wherever possible, I've included the samples individually in WAV format as well as the samples in the form of. Over time this section shall indeed continue to grow so I encourage you to check back regularly as one never knows when I may be led to post more sounds. It is called the zanfona in Galicia and Spain, the hurdy-gurdy in England, the drehleier in Germany, the lira in Belarus, the ninera en Bohemia and Moravia, the forgolant in Hungary, the ghironda in Italy, the vielle &224 roue in France, the sonsaina in Occitania and the relia These samples and tracker instruments have all been sampled by me most have also been used in songs I've written.
With over 1400 samples at your fingertips with a nice look and a beautiful sound we present: Base samples: 1 instrument patch with the Sonokinetic-Hurdy-Gurdy-formula script.Note that the featured instrument from my own Video Blog #6 (the 'crystal wineglass organ' if you will named "Glass Harp" below) is indeed included in this collection and everything here is ready to be plugged into your musical composition program of choice so you can use them immediately. Recorded) 20 mb Hurdy Gurdy 10.5 mb Renaissance Guitar 6.1 mb Renaissance.Sonokinetic invests in a state of the art user interface with highly effective and sophisticated ‘under the hood’ programming and sample management policy. You may use the samples and/or instruments in your works for any purpose you deem fitting and though you may, you certainly should feel no obligation to credit me in any way for your use of these sounds! If you're one who follows God's will for life, I'd encourage you to include a thanks unto Him in your prayers for His will being realized in my own life, through obediance in offering these sounds! :DZephyr hood turns on by itself/This library of orchestral samples has a great.
ITI Instrument format if you'd like it in one of the other formats not yet posted, contact me (see the menu to the right) and I'll be happy to oblige!-=-=-] Finger CymbalsThis rather uncommon sample (I couldn't find one when I needed one.) was sampled by me, thanks to the short loan of the cymbals themselves from my home church. This one's also been multisampled at a 2xOctave level (one sample serves for C-F, another for F#-B - for each octave supplied).NOTE: Currently only available in. There's a hint of 'vastness' in the sound provided by light reverb and it's been multisampled at a 2xOctave level (one sample serves for C-F, another for F#-B - for each octave supplied).-=-=-] Closet BassThis is the factory 'Closet Bass' sound I sampled from my Alesis Micron synth - and by 'factory' I also mean the knobs/sliders were left in their default positions. :) Lastly - While not currently available, the ability to 'preview' what these sound like shall likely be implemented soon, )This is a sound I've created using my Roland SH-201 synth, which sounds similar to an organ one might find in a cathedral somewhere in Europe (I've seen some in the UK, Praise God!). While it's assumed that tracking composers shall be the primary audience using this section, everyone is able to use the provided WAV samples for any reason. All are listed alphabetically according to the sound's name.
In other words - i didn't just want to play with the hurdimajiggy thing. They weren't accurate! After having first created this instrument pack i next proceeded to write some music with it - and (as is the case for many instruments i write for, but do not PLAY myself.) i next proceeded to obtain some technical know-how for all-things "hurdy gurdy" - so that the resulting performance of the hurdy gurdy would be true to the accuracy/character of an actual hurdy grudy. The slower/lower ones form the lower notes in the instruments check into the note mappings and reference the sample used for the low/mid/high ranges, if you'd like to see more on this.-=-=-] new!Hurdy Gurdy - "Groove 6" (110 BPM)Now THIS is a pretty uncommon sample/instrument set.! First off, for those who have no clue what a Hurdy Gurdy is.: discover it for yourself! :)*UPDATE* The comments previously provided here which explained my (incorrect) understanding of how these kinds of "grooves" are produced on a hurdy gurdy - well, yeah. The main difference was the frequency of harmonic resonation from the glass (in other words, how fast I moved my finger around the rim). :)There were 3 seperately played and recorded samples used to make the instruments here. ITI/.XI versions both have the samples mapped so that a tonal instrument is made and both also include the volume envelope and timed-vibrato (via the "pitch/filter" envelope) as demonstrated in my Video Blog #6.
If these samples WERE the stock set from "RA" they would be all different tempos/speeds each pitch/key would run the groove at it's own tempo (this is because, on this instrument, the developer/engineer was lazy and decided to simply use ONE source to generate each of the originally provided notes in the sampler). Bare in mind, this is NOT simply a "stock sampling" of the "Hurdy Gurdy Groove 6" patch from within EastWest/Quantum Leap's "RA" virtual instrument.! Were i to provide such a sample set, i would of course be violating my licensing agreement. IF EVER you desired a quick-yet-complete answer (that you'll appreciate rather than simply wonder: "why did i just click that?.") to the questions you likely have (or will come to have, sometime down the road.) of the instrument known as the hurdy gurdy. Well, that doesn't even seem to do it justice.
All samples/pitches have been set to play at 110 beats per minute.)Why on earth would i go to the effort of all this, some of you might be asking yourselves.? Perhaps because an upcoming song/track i may be working on might itself include a hurdy gurdy.? :) Maybe!** Final note - using Audacity (or perhaps your own WAV editor of choice.) you should easily be able to adjust the individual WAV sample files to your own custom tempos. This allowed me to not only make a worthwhile "groove 6" instrument, but additionally i was able to extend the range of it, too! The originally-sampled Hurdy Gurdy had a mere range of C3 thru E4 while my expanded sample/instrument set boasts a range from G2 thru A4! (NOTE: the ITI/XI instruments are key-mapped using G4 through A6, respectively tied to the range of WAV files which go from G2 through A4. But THEN (in a unique and also perfectly LEGAL twist that no one could see coming.!.) i used a combination of OpenMPT sample editing tools and/or effects within Audacity to adjust the sampled "groove" wavs so that they each shared a uniform tempo (speed at which the "groove" rhythm plays). Being the nitt-picky control freak that i am, i decided to sample the "Groove 6" instrument from within RA. It would be much nicer if, for example, the groove/rhythm always played back at a consistant tempo allowing each key/pitch to sound the proper key/pitch whilst maintaining a uniform tempo.SO.
The tracker instruments (ITI/XI file formats) additionally include a defined volume envelope which makes the creating of custom (even synchopated!) rhythmic patterns a piece of cake. Keep trying till you get it.! And LASTLY - kindly note that these samples do NOT include loop points, as they're all able to be re-triggered at regular intervals in the event that extended/repeating "groove" measures are desired.
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