Orange Tree Samples introduces Paradise Marimba, a new sound library for Kontakt.
To produce Paradise Marimba, Orange Tree Samples recorded a 5-octave instrument described as warm with full sustain. The two lower octaves were played with smoother mallets than the standard mallets for a sound that can be used in cinematic and ambient music.
The library also features staccato samples, made by muting the bars with the mallets.
Specifications:
- 3.9GB of 24-bit samples (1.4GB with the Kontakt NCW lossless compressed format)
- Up to 11 round robins and 4 velocity layers
- Chromatic sampling
- 3 mixable mic positions: close, mid and far
Paradise Marimba requires the full version of Kontakt 4 and 5. It has a special introductory price of $79 instead of $99 until September 30th. You can listen to demos at www.orangetreesamples.com.
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