Karoryfer Samples has released its new sample library Vengeful Cello, a Sforzando instrument that brings a collection of strange, wild and often aggressive sounds.
Though everything was recorded in just one afternoon, there are nineteen different techniques here, and over 4000 44.1 kHz 24-bit samples. It covers everything from warm sul tasto sustains to scratchy colle, harmonics recorded with the fingering slipping, and pizzicato performed like a jazz bassist.
Also included are an emulated section of three celli, with the extra two being transposed copies miked from a little farther away, and a subtractive synthesizer. There are even two swappable GUI skins – one with a photo of the cellist and cello, and one with retro pixel graphics. And yes, this is recorded with the same cellist and same cello the free library we released in 2014 together with bigcat instruments, though a whole lot more detailed and varied.
Vengeful Cello features
- 19 articulations ranging from regular sustains to unclean harmonics and ghost notes.
- Polyphonic and legato modes for every articulations.
- Controllable vibrato with humanization.
- Very close-miked, dry recordings.
- Emulated cello section with two extra transposed copies of the same cello.
- Synthesizer instrument using looped fragment of cello notes as oscillators.
- Over 4000 WAV samples.
- 24-bits, 44.1 kHz sample rate.
Vengeful Cello for Plogue Sforzando version 1.952 or newer (free) is available for the intro price of $19 USD until September 1st, 2019. The regular price is $59 USD.
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