here we go with a brand new acoustic percussion patch for Tassman,
small but powerfull for modelling many percussion with single or double membrane,
and some metallic ones too.

please listen to the example loops I made with the included presets.
(Note that the 17 presets included got indicative names, they may describe something
different from the actual sound which is anyway a reproduction of an acoustic percussion)

all recordings were produced with Cubase and fours istances of Tassman,
each running my "double membrane" patch, no effects, so you can have a taste of its own sound.


http://www.artistcollaboration.com/users/luisi/example1.mp3
this is an ethnic, native american style, set.
large drums played with hand or soft mallet and a small bell

http://www.artistcollaboration.com/users/luisi/example2.mp3
this is more african style, like djembe, bass drum, cabasa and a metallic percussion

http://www.artistcollaboration.com/users/luisi/example3.mp3
this is kind of funky groove with emulation of standard drum set: kick, HH, snare:
kick is a shord decay large drum.
HH is emulated by a metallic percussion, probably a triangle played with a brush stick.
Snare is emulated bu a small drum played with a brush stick.
The lead percussion is a small darbouka or other similar one skin hand drum.


http://www.artistcollaboration.com/users/luisi/double_membrane.zip

here is the patch with the presets.

feedback very appreciated.

Holy crap, Liqih! FOUR INSTANCES OF TASSMAN?!?!?! Have you lost your mind? Seriously, though, a nice one indeed! Thanks!

well since the patch is small and monophonic (one drum)
the 4 istances went easily with my AMD 700 and Cubase = about 65%,
moreover it's the only way to have individual outputs with Tassman!

but I wanna know if the sounds are acoustically convincing ? <grin>