Portable Harmonium Sampled

US Precisionsound releases Hedberg Travel Organ for NI Kontakt, EXS24, HALion & SoundFont      03/07/12

Portable Harmonium Sampled


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The Hedberg Travel organ is a 4 octave Swedish folding harmonium made in Enskede, Stockholm, Sweden, around 1950 by Hugo Hedberg. Precisionsound tells us that this instrument combines brilliance and simplicity in something that looks like an ordinary suitcase, but is a great example of a completely acoustic, portable keyboard instrument. A spokesperson told Sonic State, "With a warm and stable tone quality, different from both the accordion and bigger harmoniums, it will be a useful element in genres as Folk, Country and Jazz - but also in a simple acoustic guitar-vocal setup. The instrument has been used as a Missionary Organ, for playing psalms in outdoor services."
The Hedberg Travel organ has been chromatically sampled and recorded in stereo. The range is C1 to C5 with the last note stretched to C6 so you get 5 octaves. You get notes and release samples, as well as noise samples.
The SampleSet contains 117 24bit WAV files:
  • 2 programs for all versions of Steinberg HALion
  • 2 programs for Logic EXS24
  • 2 programs for NI Kontakt v1 and v2
  • 1 program for NI Kontakt v3 v4 & v5
  • 2 programs in the SoundFont format (16bit)
The SoundFont versions are 100% compatible with all virtual samplers supporting the SoundFont format like Dimension Pro (Cakewalk), Free SFZ player, NN-XT (Reason) and more.
Full version of Kontakt 3, 4 or 5 is required for the Kontakt versions Hedberg Travel Organ does NOT work with the free Kontakt Player.
Pricing and Availability:
Hedberg Travel Organ costs $25 (+$11 if you want it on DVD) More information:

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