ResonHeart is the physical modeling simulation of a never seen before, experimental, aerophone-based acoustic instrument.
Characterized by a complex modal-based architecture, this original machine has expressly been built to mimic the sound of different families of acoustic instruments - like winds, membranes, chromatic percussions, ethnic lutes and whistles, glasses, cymbals and crashes, vocal ensembles and choirs, or even an entire orchestral strings section - as well as to produce very unconventional, organic tones, evolving textures and expressive motion pads.
Working on the principles of fluid dynamics and designed to potentially be a real-world replicable machine, every single component inside ResonHeart has been modeled after existing hardware - commercially available devices like air pumps, pneumatic valves and metal resonators. Also the surrounding room acoustics has been carefully modeled, simulating a wide range of spatial environments, from small chambers to big concert halls, to stone-walled cathedrals and beyond.
Moreover, ResonHeart features a clean and intuitive interface, making the sound designing process just simple and effective.
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Hello, .
I did not find this product (which seems interesting though) on the Xhun Audio webpage.
Has it been announced too soon or is it a discontinued product ? thanks.
Cheers, eric.
Hi Eric, .
ResonHeart has *just* been announced, it will be released very soon. Obviously, a full product page on Xhun Audio website (www.xhun-audio.com) will be available upon product's release.
Hello, .
Thanks a lot for your (very fast) answer and reactivity.
This is a great news. I am looking forward reading more about it soon as I already own all your software VSTs (which are really good by the way) and above all I am "fade-up" (to stay polite;o) with all these sampled instrument taking "ages" to switch from one presets to the other / filling my hard disk.
When I hear instruments VSTs developed by Pianoteq, IK Multimedia, AAS, etc (that I own as well by the way) I think that physical modeling is really the way to go now.
I would say it is it is also "pleasure" to support developers (by buying their software) who are innovating by creating new (kind of) instruments. Thanks a lot for that and keep on your good work.
Cheers, Eric.
Thank you so much for your support Eric, :).
Looking forward to trying this out!!!! Is there any idea of a release date?
Hi, just a matter of days/weeks... No delays, I promise.
Love the leaves on the UI :) (seriously).
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Thank you, I planted that hedera 1 year ago :).
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