Description
The Bulgarian kaval is deeply intertwined with the shepherd’s way of life in Bulgaria. Shepherds often played the kaval while tending to their flocks in the picturesque Bulgarian countryside.
The Shepherd’s flute was recorded in a smallish studio in Sofia, Bulgaria, using a single microphone. This approach gives the recordings a cosy and personal ambiance, almost as if you were right there in the room with the musician.
In keeping with Libre Wave’s style, these samples boast minimal natural reverb, affording you the freedom to apply your own effects and shape the virtual sonic environment to your liking. One of the standout features of this library is its “performance” articulation. This interprets your playing in real-time, generating lifelike legato transitions, trills, attacks, ornaments, and glides, delivering an unparalleled level of expressiveness.
The sustain samples have been meticulously looped and phase-aligned, resulting in seamless and smooth transitions devoid of any unwanted artefacts.
Alongside the three recorded round-robin (RR) for most of the short articulations, the instrument incorporates Libre Wave’s infinite variation engine. This operates in the background, enhancing realism through a blend of techniques that introduce subtle, continuous variations to every note, ensuring an ever-evolving musical experience.
KEY FEATURES
- 8 articulations and playable legato, trills, and portamento
- Up to 3 phase-aligned dynamic layers
- Endless variety thanks to the infinite variation engine that runs alongside the recorded round robins.
System Requirements
- RAM: 2 GB
- Disk: 1 GB
- OS Version: 10.14+
- Additional: Runs within the free Rhapsody player – https://librewave.com/rhapsody/
- RAM: 2 GB
- Disk: 1 GB
- OS Version: 7+
- Additional: Runs within the free Rhapsody player – https://librewave.com/rhapsody/
- RAM: 2 GB
- Disk: 1 GB
- OS Version: Ubuntu 16.0+
- Additional: Runs within the free Rhapsody player – https://librewave.com/rhapsody/
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