Best Service Alpine Volksmusik 2 Crossgrade (Digital Download)

Name: Best Service Alpine Volksmusik 2 Crossgrade (Digital Download)
SKU: XCHANGE-1133-201
Price: 49.50 USD
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Alpine Volksmusik 2 Crossgrade

Crossgrade for registered owners of Alpine Volksmusik 1

Alpine Volksmusik 2 is the sequel to the popular Alpine Volksmusik Library offering 42 unique patches for folk and brass music. The library covers all the instruments you need for the authentic production of Swiss Folk Music, Austrian Stubenmusik and German Marching Music.

All instruments were carefully recorded and offer different articulations that can be keyswitched to deliver authentic sounds. The interface of the library provides an easy way to customize the sound of the instruments. In addition to the standard controls volume, pan, and reverb, each instrument / patch has its own parameters.

Alpine Volksmusik 2 can be used in many ways. Are you a singer or instrumental soloist and would like to arrange your own pieces? Do you need half-playbacks for your performances? Do you want to supplement live studio recordings with additional sounds? Do you need a pre-production for a guest musician? With Alpine Volksmusik 2 you can do all this and more with ease. With the excellent instruments of this library you can arrange well-known and new songs in your composition software according to your own needs and wishes in high quality.

The Instruments

The Swiss are represented by two Schwyzerrgelis, the Swiss version of the diatonic Accordion.
A five-course Appenzell dulcimer, an Alphorn ensemble and a bowed double bass complete the typical Swiss instrumentation.

Included Instruments:

Austria offers a collection of instruments for Stubenmusik, probably the most original form of alpine folk music. Instruments like zither, guitar, harp and plucked double bass build the foundation. In addition, this group includes Styrian harmonicas (Steirische), an accordion, an ocarina and a recorder. The Schuhplattler provide a rustic atmosphere with clapping and stomping. In case you should miss the three-voiced chromatic dulcimer, developed by the Salzburg musician Tobi Reiser - this instrument is part of the original library "Alpine Volksmusik 1".

Inlcuded Instruments:

Folk music from Germany is represented by marching music sounds. Wind and brass instruments like
clarinet, trumpet, flugelhorn, tenor horn, tuba come as solo and ensemble versions. Drum and percussion instruments are available offering various articulations.