Best Service has announced the imminent release of Accordions, a new Kontakt Player-powered sample library produced by Eduardo Tarilonte and described as "the definitive accordion sample library".
8 different Accordions were sampled, one of them a A-A (Alfred Arnold) Bandoneon from the 1930s – the same model Astor Piazzolla used. Also included are 8 balanced Multis with combinations to create new registers.
Accordions can be used in many different kind of productions and styles – from cinematic, romantic to folk styles like Celtic, Tex-Mex or South American.
This library includes:
- 7 independent instruments plus 1 bonus accordion:
2. Concertina
3. Single Reed Piccolo Accordion
4. Single Reed Musette Accordion
5. Single Reed Bassoon Accordion
6. Double Reed Musette Accordion
7. Left Hand Bass Accordion
8. Steirische Accordion (Bonus).
- 8 balanced multis with fine-tune combinations to create new ready-to-use registers:
2. Celeste Register
3. Bandoneon Register
4. Organ Register
5. Triple Musette Register
6. Harmonium Register
7. Master Register
8. Accordion Register
- 3 round robin playback in each crossfade layer.
- Realistic instrument noises.
- Advanced but easy to use Kontakt scripting signed by Günter Hirscher.
Pricing & Availability
Accordions costs €199 and will be available from September 15th, 2009, for Windows and Mac OS X in stand-alone and VST, AU and RTAS plug-in formats.
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