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Noiiz Cimbalom [for Noiiz Player]
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Noiiz Cimbalom [for Noiiz Player]

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The Cimbalom is a beautiful hammered dulcimer instrument, popular in central-eastern European cultures. Comprised of metallic strings stretched across a wooden chamber, it is played by striking beaters against the strings. Performed by renowned Cimbalomist Gregory Knowles and recorded in stunning detail by Noiiz engineers using AKG 414's and a Schoeps Sphere, we've captured each note with multiple velocity layers to provide a true and natural tone. Key Features Multi-sampled concert Cimbalom instrument Extensive velocity and round robin layers for ultra-realistic sound 4 octaves sampled + additional notes resampled Pitch, filter, drive, delay & reverb for quick effects Explore the extraordinary sound of the Cimbalom in your projects and see what you can create. Made with love by Noiiz.

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