Publisher : Sound Dust
Website : Dulcitone1884
Format : KONTAKT 5.6.8+
Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo
Description : CLOUD VIOLA² is a deeply multi-sampled hybrid instrument based on the Kontakt sampler, which takes a modest 17th-century classical string instrument and lovingly brings it to the modern world.
CLOUD VIOLA² uses incredible gaming techniques and sampling magic to create new tones and textures. From kinematic pads to strange leads and ideally suited as a stand-alone branded tool or for adding an interesting texture inside the orchestra. Using midi-controllers and DAW automation, the instrument can play with organic expressiveness and genuine emotions.
CLOUD VIOLA² will perform well in ultra-modern electronics, an epic trailer, an unusual sound design and a delicate modern classic.
60 snapshots
3GB of 24bit samples (uncompressed)
2.5GB download
Three octave keyrange – G2 to A5
requires FULL Kontakt 5.6.8 or above
Articulations – Eight deeply sampled articulations through eight ‘oscillators’
Accent bow: bowed with a real bow, five round robins per note – recorded with large diaphragm valve condensor mic
Grain Bow: bowed with a real bow, five round robins per note – played through a granular oscillator with XY pad
Palm Mute: plucked and muted with palm of the hand – AKG C414 large diaphragm condensor mic- five round robins per note with up to 22 levels of velocity per note
Grain Legno: Latin for ‘gently thwacked with the back of the bow’, five round robins per note – played through granular oscillator
Black Twine Bow: bowed with five meters of coarse, green garden string, five round robins per note – recorded with large diaphragm valve condensor mic
White Twine Bow: bowed with five meters of coarse green garden string, five round robins per note – recorded AKG C411 contact mic
Grain Cloud: Black Twine Bow recorded 100% wet through Strymon Big Sky hardware reverb – played through a granular oscillator with XY pad control of playback speed and grain size
White Cloud: six selectable multi-sampled and heavily processed viola sample sets – cloud, cloud, cloud, cloud, cloud
Master Effects
High and Low pass filters with resonance
Three band equalizer
Rotary speaker emulator
BPM synced tape delay
Morphing EQ
11 Speaker cabinet emulators
Filth control
Master unison control for note.
Velocity to volume amount control.
Aftertouch to pitchbend amount control.
Aftertouch to filter light / dark control.
Advanced architecture with automatable midi control of everything on the interface.
Data readout window shows useful settings of each tweakable control
Built in instruction manual in RTFM tab
Send effects
Tempo synced tape delay per group
74 specially created convolution reverb impulses recorded from real spaces, expensive hardware and some less obvious sources including spring reverbs, tape delay, reversed impulses, software models, radio, vinyl and the stage of Glyndebourne Opera House.
Effects per ‘oscillator’
ADSR
low pass filter
high pass filter
tremolo with BPM tempo sync plus fade and LFO shape control
EQ
tape saturation
pitch selection
pan
reverb send and delay send.
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