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With over 9GB of finest sound samples, East West Yellow Tools Culture
might be the world's largest collection of percussion instruments! You
will find instruments from all over the world, with every performance
nuance and detail, making Culture sound incredibly real. For example, a
single djembe contains all its playing techniques: bass tones, closed,
half closed, open, damped and fingered... everything with 16 velocity
splits per note for left AND right hand. All these techniques are
available for the different playing styles like hits, flams, rolls,
ghosts and drags. With the inclusion of all these playing styles and
playing techniques, Culture achieves a so-far unrealized and stunning
authenticity of instrument sounds.
One single conga set in Culture, for example, consists of more than
1,000 different sound samples, which can be played easily and
intuitively - based on the powerful MVI audio engine and its clear user
interface. All sounds exist as single files on the DVDs, so you don't
have to copy the whole East West Yellow Tools Culture library to your
hard disk - just load the samples you want to use!
A unique audio engine
Culture's MVI audio engine is a completely independent development of
Yellow Tools and offers powerful features and an easy-to-use interface.
It's optimized for the simultaneous use of several thousand sound
samples! Culture's amazing results are made possible by the fact that
the sound engine was developed specifically for the sounds AND the
sounds were recorded specifically for the engine. And, since Culture
includes acoustic percussion instruments, whose characters must be
conveyed to the MVI as realistically as possible, filters are
consciously absent.
Culture supports Windows XP VST 2.0, RTAS, DXi and Standalone; MAC OS X
VST 2.0, RTAS, Audio Units and CoreAudio Standalone; and MAC OS 9 RTAS.
East West Yellow Tools Culture Instruments:
- Djembes
- Tamdrums
- udus
- Darabukas
- shakers
- Barrels and cans
- Frame drums
- orchestral timpani
- Orchestral snares
- Cymbals
- Tonal gongs
- Chimes
- Bongos
- Congas
- Claps
- Tambourines
- Dunun
- Sangban
- Kenkeni
- ...and many more standard and exotic percussion instruments
