Mr Sax T
SampleModeling has released Mr. Sax T., its new Kontakt Player-based Tenor saxophone plug-in instrument, created by Stefano Lucato in cooperation with Giorgio Tommasini & Peter Siedlaczek.Mr. Is a sample-based virtual instrument relying on a completely new technology, developed and patent-pending by Stefano Lucato. The saxophone is probably the most difficult instrument to emulate. Despite several attempts, using different technologies ranging from traditional sampling to sophisticated physical modeling, the results obtained so far fell short of the expectations. This is particularly true if real time use is concerned.Synchronous Wave TriggeringThis entirely new technology was developed by Stefano Lucato when it became clear that all the previously applied approaches simply could not do. The technical name is Synchronous Wave Triggering.
It uses samples as a base material, chromatically performed by a professional sax player over a very wide dynamic range, and recorded with state-of-the-art technology. The resulting timbre is therefore that of the real instrument. But the analogy with a sample based library ends here.
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The underlying, proprietary technology allows continuous interpolation among different vectors like time, dynamics, pitch and formants. Advanced real time processing techniques yield realistic legato/portamento, vibrato, ornamentations & trills with phase continuity, constant-formant pitchbends, subharmonics, growl and flutter tongue to be performed in real time.A master keyboard with some configurable MIDI controllers, pitchwheel, modwheel, and an expression pedal (or breath controller) is required for real time playing. Virtually any type of wind-controller can also be used to play this instrument.Like the Trumpet, Mr. Sax T is not a library, and no additional sampler or player is needed. Is a Kontakt Player 2 Virtual Instrument, working either standalone, or as a plugin (VST or RTAS for the PC, and VSR, RTAS or AU for Mac).Mr. Is available now and is priced at €119 / $164 / £95 (excl.
VAT).Special offers:- Purchase The Trumpet and Mr. As a bundle and get a 20% discount on both instruments.- Registered The Trumpet users who purchased The Trumpet before December 9th are entitled to a 20% discount on the Mr. This offer is valid until January 15th, 2009.
In a previous blog post, the WX7 was playing a synth voice from. This voice (patch) was outstanding, so we did a little research into. Quoting from their website.Mr. Employs an entirely new technology, developed by Stefano Lucato when it became clear that all the previously applied approaches simply could not do.
The technical name is Synchronous Wave Triggering. It uses samples as a base material, chromatically performed by a professional sax player over a very wide dynamic range, and recorded with state-of-the-art technology. The resulting timbre is therefore that of the real instrument. But the analogy with a sample based library ends here. The underlying, proprietary technology allows continuous interpolation among different vectors like time, dynamics, pitch and formants.
Advanced real time processing techniques yield realistic legato/portamento, vibrato, ornamentations & trills with phase continuity, constant-formant pitchbends, subharmonics, growl and flutter tongue to be performed in real time.The opening two sentences of the above quote are the typical blah blah of any sampled sound. But the part about “continuous interpolation among different vectors like time, dynamics, pitch and formants“ is what caught our eyes after the sound caught our ears on the previously posted.
Tenor Sax Of Mr Glenn
We have been long time fans of found in the VL1m and VL70m synths. But samplers keep getting better and better. Has become a new high water mark for sampled synthesis in our eyes. I’m not getting rid of my VL1m yet, but finally I’m hearing soft synths that sure sound good.