South Pacific Vibes - Pu

This library for Kontakt offers the sound of three pus. The pu is a seashell used in the Polynesian islands as an instrument similar to a horn. They were used to call by communities, as a sign of welcome during festivities or warnings of danger.

This library is also included in Chiqui-Audio - South Pacific Vibes and Chiqui-Audio - Polynesian Vibes bundles.

This library uses the same samples as the library Mesoamerica - El Atecocolli because this instrument is also used in the Polynesian culture although the name is different.

Features:

• Striking and intuitive design that includes effects and editing tools such as equalizer, compressor, saturation, reverb, delay, modulation effects, among others.
• Eight articulations with key switches: Sustain, staccato, vibrato, tremolo and glissandos.
• Performance details such as breaths, calling sounds, and air sounds.
• Ten factory Snapshots.
• Over 130.1 MB uncompressed file size.
• It occupies 81.65 MB of RAM memory.
• 77 stereo samples / 48kHz, 24-bits.
• User manuals with cultural information of the instrument with useful tips to reach the maximum potential of the library.
• Compatibility with Kontakt Player in demo mode.

System Requirements:

• Full Kontakt 6.3.1, Kontakt Player 6.3.1 or higher.
• Approx. 2 GB of free hard drive space.
• 4 GB of RAM or more is recommended.

Very good library.

Nestor M. Iencenella - Music producer, composer and audio engineer considered one of the 13 most creative producers in Latin America by the "Artist in Development" program.

Nice interface, very customizable, with lots of effects to choose from.

Lloyd Brown - One of the best reggae vocalists, songwriters and music producers nominated for a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2005.

I am delighted with the quality of this library. It's an excellent source of inspiration.

Jorge Costa - Music producer, mixing and recording engineer who has worked with artists such as Carl Verheyen, Engelbert Humperdinck, East of Eli, Korn, Melissa Etheridge, Wiz Khalifa, Dr. Dre, Bill Evans, Jerry Goodman, Stu Ham, Simon Phillips, Greg Bissonette, Richard Gibbs, Alex Wurman and Vidjay Beerepoot.