HuluSi is a free-reed wind instrument of China.
“Hulu” is the Chinese name for bottle gourd; “Si”, silk, used here to describe the unrelenting characteristic of HuluSi’s vibrating tail tone.
ChineeHuluSi contains the sampling of two HuluSi’s: a big HuluSi and a small one: a Big HuluSi in G (note range: B3-E5), a Small HuluSi in C (note range: G4-A5), with various types of playing techniques woven within. ChineeHuluSi also features Kong Audio’s new Intelligent Legato and improved keyswitching mechanism.
System requirements and specs:
Pricing
ChineeHuluSi is priced at 60 USD.
Check out www.chineekong.com/chineehulusi.htm for more info.
ChineeHuluSi contains the sampling of two HuluSi’s: a big HuluSi and a small one: a Big HuluSi in G (note range: B3-E5), a Small HuluSi in C (note range: G4-A5), with various types of playing techniques woven within. ChineeHuluSi also features Kong Audio’s new Intelligent Legato and improved keyswitching mechanism.
System requirements and specs:
- 325 MB meticulously produced sample sets.
- Windows XP/VISTA. 512mb RAM. NO 64-bit HOST support (Can still be used in 32-bit hosts under 64-bit Windows OS).
- Works in VSTi compatible hosts.
- All samples are recorded in 1-bit/2.8 MHz
Pricing
ChineeHuluSi is priced at 60 USD.
Check out www.chineekong.com/chineehulusi.htm for more info.
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