Orange Tree Samples has released the Passion Flute sample library of a Jazz-Rock flute.
The vibrato is scripted, not only with an LFO, but modeled from real flute vibrato, allowing the user to control the vibrato depth and speed in real-time. The flute is sampled in five dynamics and scripting has been added that morphs between these dynamics using crossfades. Passion Flute’s interface allows the user to assign these performance elements to a MIDI continuous controller, or let the script automatically control them.
The flute was sampled in 48,000 kHz, 24-bit. There are over 4,600 samples, totaling 1.15 GB of flute samples. Furthermore, the flute was sampled with five different microphones, from modern condenser mics to a vintage ribbon mic.
Passion Flute’s key features include:
- 4x round robin, 5 morphing dynamic layers.
- Modeled vibrato, with real-time control over speed and depth.
- Overblown notes, playable harmonics.
- Effects and phrases including growls, flutter-tonguing, screams, and more.
- Physically modeled flute fingerings (including 150+ alternate fingerings) for key noises and realistic legato.
- Wind/breath controller compatible.
- 5 mic positions with extensive mixing engine included.
- Sampled in 24-bit / 48 KHz.
Price: $129. There is an introductory price of $99 until December 31st, 2011. Passion Flute requires the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt 4 / 5.
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