Karoryfer Samples has released Hster, a sample library of an opera mezzosoprano singing in the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European language spoken approximately 5000 years ago. The concept is not to accurately reconstruct prehistoric singing, but rather to provide prehistoric phonetics in a tuning and format which will be usable for modern music.
Key features:
- Over thirty Proto-Indo-European words.
- Syllable patches allowing the combination of syllable starts and ends for hundreds of possible syllables.
- True sampled legato on vowel sustains.
- Additional hummed m sustains.
- Controllable vibrato.
- Unison simulating the sound of three singers.
- Over 6000 total samples.
- 24-bits, 44.1 kHz sample rate.
Requires the free Plogue sforzando 1.971 or newer, 4 GB RAM and an SSD.
Intro price: $19 until August 15th, 2022 (full price $39).
Walkthrough: YouTube/9Yh77BzKJ80
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