Soundiron – Riq Drum v2.0 (KONTAKT)

By | October 1, 2022

 

Publisher: Soundiron
Website: soundiron
Format: KONTAKT 5.1+
Quality: 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo


Description: The traditional family of hand percussion instruments is usually defined as an open frame drum with large cymbals or jingles. They are similar in appearance and origin to a very large tambourine, but instead of being just an accompaniment, Rik family drums can often play a lead or solo role. Jingles, rattles or rings are often used as an inconspicuous drum component, along with a wide range of unique finger and hand articulations on the top and rim. This vast family of specialized percussion instruments is considered a very serious and deeply developed class of instruments in both traditional and contemporary music of the Middle East, Central Asia and Eastern Europe.
For our multi-sampled Riq Drum library we grabbed a couple of full size drums, one large 15″ “daf” drum from Greece with metal rings and cylinders (actually called daf) and one smaller 13″ riq drum from Egypt with wide tin “cymbals”. “. We also recorded a drum with a toy frame, which we turned into a miniature rick by adding an egg-shaped shaker. We’ve also included a complete collection of atmospheric and sustained ambient instruments, each entirely created through extensive manipulation of the original recordings for this library, and equipped with layered morph, shaping, and effects chaining options.

Characteristics :
Megamixer kit building interface, with customizable modules
Dual layer tuned percussion building interface to create uniquely playable multi-layered melodic and effect instruments.
Standard Ensemble presets that put the whole library at your findertips
Uberpeggiator meta-arpeggiation and roll generator system
Rack DSP Effects, including a huge range of custom room and environmental reverb impulses.
Riq bone mallet strikes (center, edge) 6-8 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Riq felt mallet strikes (center) 8 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Riq wooden dowel “hotrods” (center, edge) 6-8 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Riq brushes (center, edge, mute) 6-8 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Riq finger strikes (center, edge, mute) 5-8 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Riq hand strikes (center, mute) 5-6 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Riq shake singles – 5 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Riq shake rolls (slow, medium & fast rolls, grooves) 19 variations w/ release trigger samples and swell control.
Riq “tabla-style” bass bends – 4 speed, intensity and positional variations, 10X RR each
Daf bone mallet strikes (center, edge, rim) 5-7 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Daf felt mallet strikes (center, edge) 8 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Daf brushes (center, edge, rim, mute) 6-7 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Daf finger strikes (center, edge, mute) 6-7 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Daf hand strikes – 8 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Daf shake singles – 5 velocity layers, 10X RR per layer
Daf shake rolls (slow, medium & fast rolls, grooves) 9 w variations/ release samples and swell control.
Daf “tabla-style” bass bends – 6 speed, intensity and positional variations, 10X RR each
Baby Riq finger strikes (center, edge) 5 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Baby Riq finger strikes w/ rattle (center, edge) 5 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Baby Riq sand shake singles (5 speeds/intensities) 3 velocity layers, 10X variations per layer
Baby Riq sand shake roll loops – 3 speeds w/ release samples and swell control.
91 Sustaining ambient textures, organic synth tones and atmospheres created by manipulating the original Riq and Daf recordings.


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