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Soundyan Zanza and Kalimba v1.0 [WiN]
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Soundyan Zanza and Kalimba v1.0 [WiN]

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The unique kalimba sampled virtual instrument Multi layered sampling in 24 bits using highest quality preamps with ultra low noise gave it a super realistic sound. In this plugin the zanza do have resonant box as opposed to kalimba which does not. Also zanza has the buzzing piece of sheet metal on every playing rod. This creates subtle, high pitched buzzing. The kalimba has more mellow and clean sounds and they complement each other perfectly together. FEATURES Two different lamellophone instruments were used to create this plugin 1,36 GB of uncompressed audio data High quality, 24 bit stereo samples Multi layers sampling techniques provide rich and natural feeling. Basic sound control parameters - ADSR, Filters, Offset Plugin pitch controll and pitch-wheel range controll. CC Automation learn MTS-ESP support Available as AU, VST3 and a standalone application

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