Guareschi The Bandoneon

The Bandoneón, a popular concertina in Argentina and Uruguay, plays a crucial part in the tango orchestra. This special Bandoneón was expertly recorded in Buenos Aires by renowned composer Guillermo Guareschi. It offers features like 3x Round Robin for air sound volume, 7x Round Robin for keyclick volume, fine - tuning from - 100 to +100 cent, a drag - and - select interface for 5 convolution reverbs, adjustable reverb mix volume, switch buttons for articulations, and a spread control for stereo adjustment. It's a 'Premier' model with a sweet and expressive sound. Recorded at 24 bits 48Khz, each note was sampled with 3 velocity levels across 9 articulations using multiple high - quality microphones connected to vintage preamplifiers.

Using this Bandoneon is easy. You can adjust the volume of the air sound, keyclick, and reverb mix according to your preference. Just use the drag - and - select interface for the reverbs and the switch buttons to turn articulations on or off. The spread control helps you set the stereo spread. When using it, keep it away from extreme temperatures and humidity. For maintenance, gently clean it with a soft cloth regularly. Avoid dropping it or applying excessive force on the keys. If you notice any issues, it's best to consult a professional technician.