AudioThing Releases Pipes, Kontakt instrument features sounds made from cardboard tubes, aluminum spray cans and more -Sonicstate.com

AudioThing Releases Pipes

Kontakt instrument features sounds made from cardboard tubes, aluminum spray cans and more 29/03/12

AudioThing tells us that Pipes is a collection of instruments derived from a variety of cardboard tubes, aluminum spray cans, dreamcatchers, and PVC pipes. They say that, even if the pitch of most of the sources is not stable, almost every instrument is tuned and playable with the keyboard.

Each instrument features from 3 to 5 Round Robin samples and up to 3 velocity layers (usually cross-faded). One of the main instruments is a sampled Wah Wah Tube (aka Vibratone): bell-like sound with a very long release and a dedicated control for overtones. There are a couple of sound designed patches derived from the original instruments along with Kontakt Multis ready to play.

Specifications

17 Kontakt Instruments (.nki)
6 Kontakt Multis (.nkm)
3-5 Round Robin samples
Up to 3 Velocity layers
139 Samples (44.1kHz / 24Bit)
Size: 175 MB installed
Formats: Kontakt and WAV
Custom performance view

Native Instruments Kontakt 3.5+ full version is required

Pricing and Availability:
Introduction Price: $7 (goes $9 on April 6th)

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