1) These sounds are just reverbed on the mix. The sample library is completely dry.
2) I'm preparing a new library of other Turkish percussion instruments and you'll be able to reach them soon.
3) The tanbur modelling is a work of Cumhur Erkut and a friend of him at the HUT. I'm also making a tanbur sample library for my doctoral thesis and when I'm finished with it, it'll be avaliable for every linux audio users.
Thanks.
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:06 PM, Juhana Sadeharju <kouhia@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>From: Florian Schmidt <mista.tapas@xxxxxxx>
>Nice playing on the demo, too. And you like overcompressed, overreverberatedAre the sounds prereverberated or just the demo?
>sounds, too :)
(Cannot listen them.)
I would like to see more turkish, arabic, and persian instrument
sound libraries which are free.
And a guide on how to sample instruments. Percussions may be easy
but flutes like Mey (Duduk) looks more difficult. I have already
decided that it would be better to have both the original recordings
and the looped (read: ruined) samples. I have used granular methods
in succesfully stretching the sounds, and some claim phase vocoder
does good job too.
I also would like to see physically modelled instruments for the
instruments such as Mey. I remember acoustics.hut.fi have
modelled Tanbur but I have not found source codes.
Juhana
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