Steel tongueGuIt's called a drum.
Meat is called tongue ...
Aside from that, it was unchecked, but this is super nice.
Adding drums and bass makes it look like this.
Overview
Cloudrum is a unique and relaxing Steel Tongue Drum with a 3-octave range.Play great tones, regardless of genre, adding color and unique moderation to your music.
Ample Sound's paid softwareplease use this form.You can check with.
Features
Technology
- CPC (Customized Parameters Control) – Any controller can be controlled by MIDI CC or automation.
- Double – Different samples for L and R channels.
- Each Cycle – Improves humanization and sample utilization with independent sample cycles for each layer of notes and velocities.
- Cycle * 3 Simulation-When on, sample cycles reach up to 12 (default is 4), greatly enhancing repetitive notes.You don't need the sound of a machine like a robot anymore.
Spec.
- Size: 760MB, 44.1khz
- DFD (Direct From Disc)
- Two mic positions in stereo and monaural mode.
- 4 articulations: open, mute, open release, mute release
System requirements
- 1GB free hard disk space
- Windows Vista or later, Pentium 4 or Athlon processor, 2 GB RAM.
- Mac OS X 10.7 and above, Intel-based Mac, 2GB of RAM.
- AU, VST, AAX host applications and professional sound cards recommended.Includes standalone version.
Note: The AAX Windows version is not available in the current version.
Download
I think it's easy to download with Plugin boutique.
If you move from the above link and click "ADD TO MY DOWNLOAD", you will be able to download from your account.
Select the OS and click "DOWNLOAD".
For Win, unzip the installation and double-click the "APC_1_0_1_Complete_Installer.exe" inside to execute it.
Since it is VST2, you need to specify the folder during the installation.
If you're not sure which path you're using, check the folder specified in your DAW.
For FL Studio, click "OPTION"-> "Manage plugins" from the menu.
Paths with a check mark in "Plugin serch paths" on the left are targeted.
Most VST2 folders are one of the following:
C: \ Program Files \ VST PlugIns
C \ Program Files \ Steinberg \ VST Plugins
C \ Program Files \ Steinberg \ Cubase \ VSTPlugins
Summary
It's quite expensive even on sale, and I didn't check it because I don't use a guitar sound source so much, but Ample Sound is very good.
It's a sound that can be used firmly even though it's free, and you can edit it quite a bit.
I am also interested in the paid version.
Until now, I didn't really care about sales, but I'll be chasing after them.
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