Copperphone is a new custom release made out of industrial graded copper pipes cut at different lengths.
Its sounds like a metallic marimba, 8dio says, with longer sustained notes. The company say they sampled the Copperphone in 5 different ways: Softer mallet, hard mallet, wooden mallet, finger nails and muted.
The instrument also includes ambiences and a variety of FX patches and convolution impulses.
Pricing & Availability:
This 2.5GB / 2.000 sample collection was released at the introduction price of $39 and will go $59 on February 2nd.
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