vst instruments, вст инструменты

* Эта уникальная коллекция включает, звуки 45 различных старинных инструментов широко используемых в работе над любым жанром старинной музыки, и также для создания этники разных народов мира.
* Некоторые из струнных инструментов и звонков были записаны, используя различные виды игры и техни.
* Инструменты были главным образом записаны в маленьких помещениях, чтобы сохранить их естественность и диапазон.
* все сэмплы были запетлены для сэмплеров
* Инструменты, исползованные на этом диске весьма редки и таким образом неизвестны многим из музыкантов, которые будут использовать эти патчи. Таким образом я решил включить всестороннюю музыковедческую документацию, полную картин и описаний всех инструментов вместо обычного scarse и скорее непослужного списка звуков.
Вы найдете много звуков разных народов мира. Это впечатлит вас и сподвигнет на новое никому неведомое творчество :)
не стесняйтесь эксперементировать, как вам например:
Как об исытании карпатсикй Hip-Hop или Ренессанс Techno? :)
Andreas Sumerauer

This unique collection comprises the sounds of 45 different acoustical instruments wich are widely used in the performance of either Early Music and also for World Music.
Some of the string instruments and bells were recorded using different playing playing techniques. this results in 52 different multi samples that were used for an even greater number of presets.
The instruments were mostly sampled in steps of small thirds and often even narrower to preserve the natural sond of every instrument throughout its whole range.
All the samples were painstakingly looped "by hand" to ensure the best achievable results.
As an addition to the soundfonts You will find wav files of every drum sound in up to seven different dynamic steps.
A very important part of the Early Patches CD is the extensive Documentation in HTML format. This is of course a very uncommon feature for a sampling CD.
The instruments that I used are mostly quite rare and thus unknown to many of the musicians who will be using these patchfiles . So I decided to include a comprehensive musicological documentation complete with pictures and descriptions of all the instruments instead of the usual scarse and rather undescriptive list of sounds.

Last but not least You will find a number of fine musical demos that may give an impression of the high potential of the sounds.

Feel free to explore the patches provided here and to make a few tracks.
How about trying out a Carparthian-Hip-Hop or a Late Renaissance Techno?

Andreas Sumerauer

Here You can find all the Instruments of this collection listed in a systematic index. A click on any of the names leads to a description of the instrument or instrument family complete with pictures of the instrument and comments on the presets that are part of the soundfonts.
The small red speaker near the names of some of the instruments indicates that this sound is used in one or more demo arrangements. Specific information can be found again on the instrument pages or at the list of musical demos.
Wind Instruments
Flutes
Consort of renaissance Recorders made by Peter Kobliczek
Consort of renaissance Recorders by Moeck
Garkleinflute Küng
Consort of Gemshorns
renaissance Traverse by Christian Hamann
Panflute
Bambooflute
Quena
Reed Instruments
Shawm by Eric Moulder
Shawm by Mr.Richter, Prague
Gralla
Kortholt
Rauschpfeife by Friedrich Schlütter
Clarinettino
Dudy
Tarogato
Bass Shawm   (Akai only)

String Instruments
Lutes
Lute
Ud
Cittern
Bouzuki  (Akai only)
Zithers
Dulcimer
Kanun
Psaltery
Others
Early Medieval Harp
Nyckelharpa
Haken Harfe  (Akai only)

Percussion
Bells
Bells
Glockenspiel
Tubular Bells
Drums
Darabouka
Tombak
Riq
Bendir
Tar
Syrian Frame Drum
Snare
small drum
Kettle Drum
Davul