Orcophony: putting the orc back in the orchestra, $59 intro price until December 6th

[Michael L]

if we were to make a second orc-themed library, what instruments would you want to see included?

I would like a gypsy orchestra with pairs of related instruments. e.g: cimbalom & hammer dulcimer, button accordion & bandoneon, bouzouki & mandolin, double bass & electric bass, flute & Bulgarian vocals, trumpet & flugelhorn, castanets & spoons, snare & floor toms, two different bass drums, tuba & euphonium, and sell it with the Vengeful Violin. Gypsy bands often have two violin, accordion, trumpet etc to create their interesting harmonies & rhythms. Having pairs of different but similar instruments would make the harmonies more orcophonious.

[DSmolken]

I know people who can do some of those. Accordion is certainly orcish in nature and sound.

[DSmolken]

A track in a not-so-medieval style. Everything here is Orcophony except for a sine wave sub, and the male vocals, which are of course Pj Daauthor, who records samples for me in Ghana. So even though I wasn't involved in making the track, I feel like a proud grandparent, or something.

Also, as long as I'm bumping the thread: the orcs are on sale for $69 until May 14th.

[DSmolken]

Just pushed out an update... should be available automatically to anybody who bought this via Pulse. Added controls to drop any of the non-perc instruments by an octave or two. Useful for doing dark ambient. Also made the goblinization of the vibrato even wobblier.

[EdwardGivens]

Just pushed out an update... should be available automatically to anybody who bought this via Pulse. Added controls to drop any of the non-perc instruments by an octave or two. Useful for doing dark ambient. Also made the goblinization of the vibrato even wobblier.

Exiting news! Orcan hardly wait! Danse Sauvage mkii? Actually one of my upcoming projects will focus more on Nanfo and the excellent choir libs more...