EXS24 | HAlion | KONTAKT – 2,66 GB
德国羽管键琴1738 图书馆拥有为数不多的保存完好的历史悠久的德国羽管键琴之一，这是克里斯蒂安·瓦特 (Christian Vater) 制造的一种非常漂亮的发声乐器。该乐器 – 于 1738 年在汉诺威制造 – 具有非常圆润的低音和丰富的中低音，结合雄伟的高音和细腻的高音范围，很好地展示了德国大键琴的传统。居住在纽伦堡的日耳曼国家博物馆的大键琴仍然处于良好的可演奏状态。
样本库具有单独采样的乐器的所有三种声音 – 前部和后部 8′ 寄存器以及两者一起采样。后一种组合提供了乐器的美丽复杂的谐波。 Vater 大键琴现在首次在采样器中可用，其原始 Valotti 调音为 392 Hz。也可以使用 440 Hz 的预设。
与所有大键琴一样，该乐器不像钢琴那样具有触感。然而，即使差异很小，由于身体和琴弦的不同共振，没有任何给定的音符会发出两次相同的声音。
到目前为止，键盘和采样器主要通过在重复弹奏琴键时触发完全相同的数字样本来代表大键琴。这使器械具有无菌的发声效果。为了向这款古董乐器的生动和深度致敬，我们用每个键的 8 种变化捕获了每个采样寄存器。
关键版本的声音也很重要：最初的侧噪声现在经常被忽视，甚至在模拟中被简单地遗漏，导致整体画面非常抽象。因此，我们为每个音符记录了 4 个发行样本。除了样本外，图书馆还包含德国国家博物馆的 Frank Bär 博士用德语撰写的一篇文章，解释了该乐器的历史。
该库包含近 2.000 个单曲录音
这些样本是在德国国家博物馆的音质极佳的 Aufseß-Saal 中录制的。在录制过程中，我们使用了定制的Wagner U47w电子管麦克风，并带有Crane Song Flamingo前置放大器和Universal Audio 2192数字转换器。录音以 192 kHz/24 位进行，下采样到您选择的分辨率。
附加产品信息
采样率：44.1 kHz
格式：Kontakt / Halion / EXS24
The German Harpsichord 1738 library features one of the very few preserved historical German harpsichords, a very beautiful sounding instrument built by Christian Vater. The instrument – built in Hannover in 1738 – features very mellow low end and rich low mids, combined with majestic upper harmonics and a delicate treble range, which shows the German harpsichord tradition very well. Residing at the Germanische Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg, the harpsichord remains in great playable condition.
The sample library features all three sounds of the instrument sampled separately – the front and a rear 8′ register as well both together. The latter combination of both offering the beatufilly complex harmonics of the instrument. The Vater harpsichord is now available in the sampler for the first time, in its original Valotti tuning at 392 Hz. Presets at 440 Hz are also available.
Like all harpsichords, the instrument is not touch-sensitive like a piano. However, even if the differences are minuscule, not any given note will sound the same twice due to different resonances of body and strings.
Up to now, keyboards and samplers represented harpsichords mostly by triggering off the exact same digital sample when repeatedly playing a key. This makes for a sterile sounding impression of the instrument. In order to pay tribute to the liveliness and depth of this antique instrument, we captured every sampled register with 8 variations of each key.
The sounds of the key releases are also of major importance: What was originally side noise is now often overlooked and even simply left out in simulations, resulting in a very abstract overall picture. Therefore, we recorded 4 release samples per note. In addition to the samples, the library contains an essay in German by Dr. Frank Bär of the Germanische Nationalmuseum, explaining the history of the instrument.
The library contains nearly 2.000 single recordings
The samples were recorded at the excellent sounding Aufseß-Saal of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. For the recording process, we employed custom-made Wagner U47w tube microphones with Crane Song Flamingo preamps and Universal Audio 2192 digital converters. The recordings were conducted at 192 kHz/24 bits, downsampled to the resolution of your choice.
Additional product information
Samplerate : 44.1 kHz
Format: Kontakt / HAlion / EXS24
