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Pulsed Records World Series: Quenacho [WAV]
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Pulsed Records World Series: Quenacho [WAV]

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'World Series: Quenacho' by Pulsed Records continues the series eaturing unique instruments from around the globe with 150 phrases of the quenacho flute, a wind instrument from South America. The quenacho (also known as "kenacho" in English) is a low-toned version of the quena flute, that produces a very rich timbre. Mostly used by Andean musicians in South America, this instrument has a lower and deeper sound than the traditional quena. These unique quenacho recordings can be used within a wide-range of genres, such as Cinematic & World music productions as well as integrated within electronic music tracks. Additionally, these flute recordings can be used within film, advertising, games and more. Product Details: - 180 Quenacho Flute Phrases - 44.1kHz/24-Bit - Compatible with all DAWs - 100% Royalty-Free

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