Soniccouture has announced the Ondes, its next sample library featuring the sounds of the ondes Martenot, recorded with multi-instrumentalist Thomas Bloch.
The original instrument can be played in a number of ways, including au ruban, a technique where a metal ring worn on the right-hand index finger slides in front of the keyboard. This allows for Theremin-like sweeping glissandi, according to the company.
The ondes Martenot used for Soniccouture’s sample library
Soniccouture Ondes for Kontakt
You can listen a few sound clips from the Soniccouture Ondes on Soundcloud.
According to Soniccouture, the Ondes should be available soon – no more details at the moment.
Visit Soniccouture for more.
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