Publisher: Best Service
Website: Best Service
Format: ENGINE 2
Quality: 24 bit 48 kHz stereo
Best Service Engine 2.8.0.58 or higher is needed
Description: The authentic sound of Celtic myths
Let us take you on a musical journey into the past. With a Celtic ERA of 2 from Eduardo Tarilonte, the gates to the Far North were open. Discover Celtic culture through the sounds that have shaped the musical landscape of Ireland for generations.
Additional Information :
Eduardo Tarilonte’s Celtic ERA 2 marks a major upgrade to his Celtic instrument collection, adding additional instruments as well as a revamped and streamlined GUI.
Celtic ERA 2 proves to be not only the perfect instrument collection for film scores and TV documentaries about the Emerald Isle, but also for composers that want to add unique and high quality sounds to their music.
Top Features at a Glance :
• 25 GB library with a total of over 25,000 samples
• 36 Celtic Wind, String and Percussion instruments, rich in detail and recorded in pristine quality
• Four additional instruments from the Bronze Age: Cranyx, Cornu, Dord and War Horns
• All instruments consist of extensive multisamples (24 bit/44.1 kHz) with several dynamic levels, various articulations, round-robin, real legato as well as glissando samples
• Recorded using selected Kahayan U47-microphones into preamplifiers by the same manufacturer
• Recorded by outstanding musicians of the Irish music scene
• Including authentic phrases as MIDI-patterns as well as inspiring soundscapes
For Celtic ERA 2 multi-instrumentalist and sampling-expert Eduardo Tarilonte meticulously captured 36 Celtic wind, string, and percussion instruments in full detail and with immaculate quality. Among them you will find catchy flutes, dreamy harps, the famous Uilleann bagpipes, and striking bodhran drums.
To achieve an even greater variety, some sounds were created by recording two different instruments of the same kind. This allows you for example to play a harp duet with different sounding instruments.
In addition, authentic phrases were recorded as MIDI-patterns as well as inspiring soundscapes. Naturally, the instruments are offered in all of their typical articulations with an added true legato function.
