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Safwan Matni - Nay

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Software: Nay
Developer: Safwan Matni
Primary Type: World
Price (MSRP): Free
Instrument(s): VST
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Windows 1.0 DownloadReleased

Copy Protection: None
Average User Rating: Average rating - 6.250

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Nay
Nay is a VSTi which produces a Nay sound, with a user interface to enable instant middle-eastern scale conversion.
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By st3pan0va
On 27th May 2005
Version: 1.0

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I don't really know what the ideal nay (middle-eastern cane flute) sound would be, this doesn't sound quite how I'd expect (more full and consistent tone) but it makes a usable, very breathy flute sound that seems quite convincingly 'real' in a mix if programmed with care. If for some reason you want a 1960s/70s style jazzy-film soundtrack flute, try this.

The scale corrector takes a little puzzling to figure out - a brief readme file would help here but otherwise lack of docs not a problem because there is nothing else to document. No other controls over the sound, which is a drawback, but the basic sound is good quality with no harsh freqencies.

A little heavier on CPU than you'd expect for such a simple instrument (~100MHz) but it's polyphonic so you'll never need more than one instance of it. For some reason I like the airbrush-accident GUI, small but it cheers up a grey VST desktop.

Now I've run out of useful things to say so this last sentence is just to get the review up to the minimum 1000 characters.
 
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