THE DEFINITIVE ARTICLE, 3 OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST PLAYERS OF THESE ESOTERIC, RICH AND BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS DEEP SAMPLED AS PER THE BML ETHOS TO PROVIDE EVEN GREATER COLOUR TO YOUR WOODWIND SECTION. FEATURING BASS CLARINET, CONTRABASS CLARINET AND BASS FLUTE.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfqQkVHlraE
BML 103 – LOW WINDS brings us even closer to reaching our first phase creating the finest most detailed orchestral library on the planet today; the British Modular Library project. 3 fine soloists who you will often see performing with the greatest orchestras and on the most important film scoring sessions. In this volume you will find everything you need to get up and running with simply the most beautiful, realistic, playable and inspirational low-end clarinets and flute.
Recorded to tape via the finest signal chain in the finest room. This volume contains no less than a selection of essential articulations curated by multi award winning composers and musicians. The library features multiple round robins, dynamic layers and easy to use, fully functional legato with control of vibrato. This instalment is sure to highlight what a wonderful colour these instruments can add to your work and we hope will encourage and inspire your best writing.
But Andy Blaney can always surpass anything words can say with this seminal demo:
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ARTICULATIONS:
BASS FLUTE
Legato
Longs Non-Vib
Longs Vib
Stacmo Shorts
Tenuto Shorts (Quavers)
Flutter tongue
Overblown
BASS CLARINET
Legato
Longs Non-Vib
Longs Vib
Stacmo Shorts
Tenuto Shorts (Quavers)
CONTRABASS CLARINET
Legato
Longs Non-Vib
Longs Vib
Stacmo Shorts
Tenuto Shorts (Quavers)
Marcato Shorts (Crotchets)
13732 samples
19.9 hours
19.3 GB uncompressed WAV
11.4 GB NCW format
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