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Cloudrum

Steel Tongue Drum Plugin by Ample Sound
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Cloudrum by Ample Sound is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin and a Standalone Application for macOS and Windows. It functions as a VST Plugin, an Audio Units Plugin, an AAX Plugin and a Standalone Application.
Product
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1.01
System Requirements
Windows Vista or newer
Product
Version
1.01
System Requirements
OS X 10.7 or newer
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Just in time for Christmas, Ample Sound is proud to release a new VI, Cloudrum, from its new series: Ample Percussion.

Cloudrum is a unique and relaxing Steel Tongue Drum with a range of 3 octaves. It produces wonderful tones, add color and a unique moderation to your music no matter the genre.

Specifications:

  • Size: 760 MB, 24-bit 44.1kHz.
  • DFD (Direct from disk).
  • Two mic positions with stereo and mono modes.
  • Open, Mute, Opened Release, Muted Release 4 articulations.
  • A synth from vintage synth.

Features:

  • CPC (Customized Parameters Control) - any controller can be controlled by MIDI CC or Automation.
  • Double - different samples at L & R channel.
  • Each Cycle - Separate sample cycle for each note and velocity layer to improve humanization and sample utilization efficiency.
  • Cycle * 3 Simulation - When toggled on, sample cycles can reach up to 12 (default is 4), which significantly enhances repetitive notes. No more robotic and machine-like sound.

Latest User Reviews

Average user rating of 4.00 from 2 reviews
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Cloudrum
Reviewed By Manbombchoi
November 20th, 2021

This is a very inspiring VST. The overall sound quality is incredible and I can get a lot of variations from one instrument. Some of the notes seem to have a bit of a rattle or dissonance at certain velocities, and there is rare occasion where a note will stick out like a sore thumb among the rest especially in a riff or arpeggio.

I love the ambience you can create with Cloudrum, and the internal effects are brilliant. If there was a version (paid or free really) that had more drum types featured I would definitely get it.

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Cloudrum
Reviewed By paulwhitesos
July 5th, 2019

I have only used Cloudrum in Logic Pro but it seems perfectly stable and sounds rather good. I actually have a tuned tongue drum but for background parts Cloudrum is very convenient and I've already used it on some of the new Cydonia Collective tracks we're working on. Add a bit of reverb and you're in hippy heaven! It responds to velocity in a realistic way and has various random/round robin options to keep repeated notes sounding natural. A lot to like.

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Comments & Discussion for Ample Sound Cloudrum

Discussion
Discussion: Active
Thohi
Thohi
20 December 2017 at 9:52pm

This thing sounds awesome, but be careful using it in a track with the GUI open. Maybe it's just my setup that's shitty, but it's crashed REAPER 3-4 times on me now, with the GUI open, but goes fine when it's minimized.

Thohi
Thohi
29 December 2017 at 5:35pm

New update fixes the crashing, and you're left with just the awesome sound. Fantastic.

Zipede
Zipede
12 August 2018 at 3:23pm

Is this VST sample based, if so what instrument is used?

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