Cello Sound With A Difference

US Soundiron's Artillery Shell Cello offers eerie, shimmering metallic resonance      13/12/24

Soundiron has released Artillery Shell Cello, their latest library for Kontakt. This is what they have to say about it...

Artillery Shell Cello is a unique hand-made instrument created by Dust Bowl Guitars. Based on the concept of a traditional cello, this instrument features an empty metal artillery shell as the body of the instrument! This unique design results in an eerie, shimmering metallic resonance. A standard cello tailpiece and bridge are mounted directly onto the shell body, with the top left open allowing the sound to resonate out. A curved metal rod as been affixed to the open-ended top of the shell, with a traditional cello fingerboard attached to it. Extending up beyond the fingerboard, the metal pole is topped off with a combat helmet featuring a contact mic pickup mounted to the underside. The Artillery Shell Cello was recorded acoustically with large diaphragm condenser microphones as well as the contact pickup.

Features:

  • True Legato & Portamento, Sustains, Shorts,Trills, Effects, and Dynamic Expressions
  • Hundreds of professional live phrases performed in major and minor keys
  • 3 Powerful Kontakt .nki instrument presets, Main, Legato, and Phrases
  • 24 bit / 48 kHz uncompressed PCM wav samples
  • 17.6 GB Installed
  • 7,000 stereo samples in unlocked 24-bit, 48 kHz .WAV format
  • A flexible, intuitive user interface with multi-mic mixer, pro features and deep customizability
  • 2 microphone position mixes: Close Cardioid Micrphones, and Contact Pickup

Pricing and Availability:

On offer at $39 (Regular price: $59)

More information:

 



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