Tonehammer Rust Vol 1 KONTAKT DVDR (repost)
Tonehammer Rust Vol 1 KONTAKT DVDR (repost) | 336 Mb
Tonehammer Rust Vol. 1 is a hymn to man-made metal. The library contains 18 different metallic instruments ranging from huge sounding Stairwell Railings to a tiny Soda Can Ensemble, from Dumpster and Junkyard Percussion to an old coal mine air shaft, from Bowed saw to Monkey balls and much more. Tonehammer Rust Vol. 1 contains nearly 2700 samples, totaling over 1 GB. We hope you will join us on this boundless journey into the realm of heavy and not so heavy metals.
* Instruments:
- Black Diamond Mine Shaft – Bare handed pounding on the sides of a sand mine air shaft, outdoor.
- Gigantic Bottles and Iron Chairs – metal and glass pounding on tile and glass surfaces in a large hall.
- Brass Rail – Bare hands playing no a thin 4 foot long brass railing, muted and sustained in a dry room.
- Saint Louis City Museum Caverns – Bare hands slapping on interior walls of giant steel tunnels
- Coins – A whole lot of quarters in a small, bright hall.
- Crowbar Strike – A standard 24” crowbar on concrete, close mic’d in a dry studio room.
- Dolphin Point Bridge – Bare hands on the railing and support beams of a 100 foot long pedestrian bridge over a bayfront waterway.
- Dumpster / Junkyard Orchestra – Hands, sticks, mallets and hammers against dumpsters and other junk.
- Galvanized Nipples – galvanized steel pipes played against each other in a dry studio room.
- Metal Racks – Large steel mesh equipment racks, played with drum sticks and wire, recorded in a semi-dry studio room.
- Monkey Balls – Hematite egg thingies, banging together in a small, dry room.
- Tuned Paint Can – An empty steel paint can, played bare handed in a small, dry studio room.
- Bowed Saw – A standard saw played with a 4/4 scale violin bow in a small, bright hall.
- Soda Can Tabs – Soda can tabs being plucked in a large, bright hall.
- Stairwell Railing – Long steel handrails being struck with hard felt mallets in a dark basement stairwell, close-mic'd.
- Tower Step Bang – Heavy work boots kicking a steel step in a 5 story glass tower, recorded from 40 feet up.
- UMSL Observatory kinetic sculpture – Bare hands slapping on the steel sides of a gigantic outdoor wind sculpture
- Willow Bridge – A long pedestrian bridge over a creak, played with bare hands, drumsticks and mallets.
* Indoor, outdoor, hall and studio recordings. Please note that outdoor recordings are especially prone to human, animal and other random noise pollution finding it's way into samples. It's just a reality of sampling out in the real world, but we think little flaws in otherwise outstanding recordings can add a lot of natural character and flavor to mixes.
* (4-8 velocities average / 6-10 repetitions pr. velocity average)
* 18 instrument collections, 20 instrument patches, 2692 samples, 1.04 GB installed, 338 MB .rar download
* Sample resolution: 44.1Khz/16Bit stereo wav format
* Format(s): Kontakt and .wav