[Vienna Synchron Series ] Synchron Drums II Full Library

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• SKU: VSLSYY13F
• Delivery Format: Physical Box / USB Installation Drive
• Supported Operating Systems: play next VSL Std. Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 115 € $ 109 excl. VAT 2.30 BestCoin Bonus VSL Full Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 210 € $ 199 excl. VAT Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2. Taikos are traditional Japanese keg-shaped drums with horse or cowhide nailed to their frames. Samurai used these drums in order to demoralize their opponents before an attack. Sizes range from very small (like bongos) to gigantic. The first such drums of this type could be found in China more than 2000 years ago. The traditional playing style using heavy cudgels creates a very hard, accentuated sound. Taikos are often played in ensembles with drums of varying sizes, and utilizing them together can create a dominating, driving rhythm. In the orchestra, taikos are also played with gong mallets. This makes their sound somewhat softer and booming. For Synchron Percussion II 10 taikos in sizes from 8" to 53" were recorded with up to 12 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. The taikos were played on the drumhead, side, rim, and the body – with cudgels, gong mallets, brushes, and super ball. Roto toms were developed in the second half of the 20th century by Michael Colgrass, and further developed by the Remo company. Roto toms consist of skins stretched over a metal frame without a body or shell. Turning the frame changes the skins’ tension and thus the pitch of the drums. Since these are tuned drums, they have something in common with the timpani. Therefore, roto toms are often used in place of soprano timpani, and frequently employed when drums with a certain pitch are required. For this Collection the Vienna team sampled roto toms ranging over 2½ octaves, and played them with sticks, hot rods, and mallets. Apart from single hits, rim hits, rimshots and rolls, the recordings also comprise glissandos, which are created by turning the frame immediately after the hit. Synchron Percussion’s second Bass Drum is a Lefima 28. This traditional large bass drum with its crisp sound was recorded with up to 16 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. Articulations are comprised of single hits on various areas of the drum, rolls, upbeats, coperto (covered with a blanket), played with three different mallets (soft, medium, hard). In addition, there are effect articulations such as brushes, sizzle (attaching a sizzle chain to the skin results in a noisy reverberation), and super ball, which is a rubber ball on a stick that is drawn across the skin, creating a kind of humming tone. Library Content Standard Library: . Simply add the desired products to your shopping cart and then check for the VSL User-Discount. Please note that all discounted user-specific orders must be processed manually by our sales team and therefore may take up to one business day to be completed. Mac: macOS 11 Big Sur or higher 64 bit Int Language German English French Currency € – EUR $ – USD Wishlist Support Subscribe to Newsletter Our Current Newsletter Shipping and Payment Distribution & Press License Agreement Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Affiliate Program Technical Support Downloads Reselling our Products Contact Location and Directions Imprint Education Program Forgot your Password BestCoin Bonus Program My Wish List German English French Brands Effects Software Sound FX Instruments Loops Add-Ons Freebies Deals Newsletter Support Home Instruments Drums Brands Instruments Loops Sound FX Effects Software Add-Ons Freebies Deals Synchron Drums II VSL – Vienna Symphonic Library 115 € – 210 € $ 109 – $ 199 previous play next VSL Std. Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 115 € $ 109 excl. VAT 2.30 BestCoin Bonus VSL Full Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 210 € $ 199 excl. VAT 4.20 BestCoin Bonus Similar Products Requirements Synchron Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2 Synchron Drums II is a subset of the Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2. Taikos are traditional Japanese keg-shaped drums with horse or cowhide nailed to their frames. Samurai used these drums in order to demoralize their opponents before an attack. Sizes range from very small (like bongos) to gigantic. The first such drums of this type could be found in China more than 2000 years ago. The traditional playing style using heavy cudgels creates a very hard, accentuated sound. Taikos are often played in ensembles with drums of varying sizes, and utilizing them together can create a dominating, driving rhythm. In the orchestra, taikos are also played with gong mallets. This makes their sound somewhat softer and booming. For Synchron Percussion II 10 taikos in sizes from 8" to 53" were recorded with up to 12 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. The taikos were played on the drum
• Plug-In Formats: play next VSL Std. Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 115 € $ 109 excl. VAT 2.30 BestCoin Bonus VSL Full Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 210 € $ 199 excl. VAT Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2. Taikos are traditional Japanese keg-shaped drums with horse or cowhide nailed to their frames. Samurai used these drums in order to demoralize their opponents before an attack. Sizes range from very small (like bongos) to gigantic. The first such drums of this type could be found in China more than 2000 years ago. The traditional playing style using heavy cudgels creates a very hard, accentuated sound. Taikos are often played in ensembles with drums of varying sizes, and utilizing them together can create a dominating, driving rhythm. In the orchestra, taikos are also played with gong mallets. This makes their sound somewhat softer and booming. For Synchron Percussion II 10 taikos in sizes from 8" to 53" were recorded with up to 12 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. The taikos were played on the drumhead, side, rim, and the body – with cudgels, gong mallets, brushes, and super ball. Roto toms were developed in the second half of the 20th century by Michael Colgrass, and further developed by the Remo company. Roto toms consist of skins stretched over a metal frame without a body or shell. Turning the frame changes the skins’ tension and thus the pitch of the drums. Since these are tuned drums, they have something in common with the timpani. Therefore, roto toms are often used in place of soprano timpani, and frequently employed when drums with a certain pitch are required. For this Collection the Vienna team sampled roto toms ranging over 2½ octaves, and played them with sticks, hot rods, and mallets. Apart from single hits, rim hits, rimshots and rolls, the recordings also comprise glissandos, which are created by turning the frame immediately after the hit. Synchron Percussion’s second Bass Drum is a Lefima 28. This traditional large bass drum with its crisp sound was recorded with up to 16 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. Articulations are comprised of single hits on various areas of the drum, rolls, upbeats, coperto (covered with a blanket), played with three different mallets (soft, medium, hard). In addition, there are effect articulations such as brushes, sizzle (attaching a sizzle chain to the skin results in a noisy reverberation), and super ball, which is a rubber ball on a stick that is drawn across the skin, creating a kind of humming tone. Library Content Standard Library: . Simply add the desired products to your shopping cart and then check for the VSL User-Discount. Please note that all discounted user-specific orders must be processed manually by our sales team and therefore may take up to one business day to be completed. Mac: macOS 11 Big Sur or higher 64 bit Int Language German English French Currency € – EUR $ – USD Wishlist Support Subscribe to Newsletter Our Current Newsletter Shipping and Payment Distribution & Press License Agreement Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Affiliate Program Technical Support Downloads Reselling our Products Contact Location and Directions Imprint Education Program Forgot your Password BestCoin Bonus Program My Wish List German English French Brands Effects Software Sound FX Instruments Loops Add-Ons Freebies Deals Newsletter Support Home Instruments Drums Brands Instruments Loops Sound FX Effects Software Add-Ons Freebies Deals Synchron Drums II VSL – Vienna Symphonic Library 115 € – 210 € $ 109 – $ 199 previous play next VSL Std. Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 115 € $ 109 excl. VAT 2.30 BestCoin Bonus VSL Full Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 210 € $ 199 excl. VAT 4.20 BestCoin Bonus Similar Products Requirements Synchron Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2 Synchron Drums II is a subset of the Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2. Taikos are traditional Japanese keg-shaped drums with horse or cowhide nailed to their frames. Samurai used these drums in order to demoralize their opponents before an attack. Sizes range from very small (like bongos) to gigantic. The first such drums of this type could be found in China more than 2000 years ago. The traditional playing style using heavy cudgels creates a very hard, accentuated sound. Taikos are often played in ensembles with drums of varying sizes, and utilizing them together can create a dominating, driving rhythm. In the orchestra, taikos are also played with gong mallets. This makes their sound somewhat softer and booming. For Synchron Percussion II 10 taikos in sizes from 8" to 53" were recorded with up to 12 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. The taikos were played on the drum

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play next VSL Std. Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 115 € $ 109 excl. VAT 2.30 BestCoin Bonus VSL Full Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 210 € $ 199 excl. VAT Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2. Taikos are traditional Japanese keg-shaped drums with horse or cowhide nailed to their frames. Samurai used these drums in order to demoralize their opponents before an attack. Sizes range from very small (like bongos) to gigantic. The first such drums of this type could be found in China more than 2000 years ago. The traditional playing style using heavy cudgels creates a very hard, accentuated sound. Taikos are often played in ensembles with drums of varying sizes, and utilizing them together can create a dominating, driving rhythm. In the orchestra, taikos are also played with gong mallets. This makes their sound somewhat softer and booming. For Synchron Percussion II 10 taikos in sizes from 8" to 53" were recorded with up to 12 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. The taikos were played on the drumhead, side, rim, and the body – with cudgels, gong mallets, brushes, and super ball. Roto toms were developed in the second half of the 20th century by Michael Colgrass, and further developed by the Remo company. Roto toms consist of skins stretched over a metal frame without a body or shell. Turning the frame changes the skins’ tension and thus the pitch of the drums. Since these are tuned drums, they have something in common with the timpani. Therefore, roto toms are often used in place of soprano timpani, and frequently employed when drums with a certain pitch are required. For this Collection the Vienna team sampled roto toms ranging over 2½ octaves, and played them with sticks, hot rods, and mallets. Apart from single hits, rim hits, rimshots and rolls, the recordings also comprise glissandos, which are created by turning the frame immediately after the hit. Synchron Percussion’s second Bass Drum is a Lefima 28. This traditional large bass drum with its crisp sound was recorded with up to 16 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. Articulations are comprised of single hits on various areas of the drum, rolls, upbeats, coperto (covered with a blanket), played with three different mallets (soft, medium, hard). In addition, there are effect articulations such as brushes, sizzle (attaching a sizzle chain to the skin results in a noisy reverberation), and super ball, which is a rubber ball on a stick that is drawn across the skin, creating a kind of humming tone. Library Content Standard Library: . Simply add the desired products to your shopping cart and then check for the VSL User-Discount. Please note that all discounted user-specific orders must be processed manually by our sales team and therefore may take up to one business day to be completed. Mac: macOS 11 Big Sur or higher 64 bit Int Language German English French Currency € – EUR $ – USD Wishlist Support Subscribe to Newsletter Our Current Newsletter Shipping and Payment Distribution & Press License Agreement Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Affiliate Program Technical Support Downloads Reselling our Products Contact Location and Directions Imprint Education Program Forgot your Password BestCoin Bonus Program My Wish List German English French Brands Effects Software Sound FX Instruments Loops Add-Ons Freebies Deals Newsletter Support Home Instruments Drums Brands Instruments Loops Sound FX Effects Software Add-Ons Freebies Deals Synchron Drums II VSL – Vienna Symphonic Library 115 € – 210 € $ 109 – $ 199 previous play next VSL Std. Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 115 € $ 109 excl. VAT 2.30 BestCoin Bonus VSL Full Library or *Upgrade AAX Native, AU, Mac, VST2, Win Download in stock 210 € $ 199 excl. VAT 4.20 BestCoin Bonus Similar Products Requirements Synchron Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2 Synchron Drums II is a subset of the Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains Taikos, Roto Toms, and Bass Drum 2. Taikos are traditional Japanese keg-shaped drums with horse or cowhide nailed to their frames. Samurai used these drums in order to demoralize their opponents before an attack. Sizes range from very small (like bongos) to gigantic. The first such drums of this type could be found in China more than 2000 years ago. The traditional playing style using heavy cudgels creates a very hard, accentuated sound. Taikos are often played in ensembles with drums of varying sizes, and utilizing them together can create a dominating, driving rhythm. In the orchestra, taikos are also played with gong mallets. This makes their sound somewhat softer and booming. For Synchron Percussion II 10 taikos in sizes from 8" to 53" were recorded with up to 12 dynamic levels and eight round robins for single strokes. The taikos were played on the drum

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