Sonuscore Origins Vol 1: Steel Tongue & Sansula

Origins Vol 1: Steel Tongue & Sansula is the first in Sonuscore's Origins Series, crafted by the acclaimed Dynamedion team. Two unique instruments unite in the powerful Multi - Arpeggio - Designer (MAD) to create rich and immersive sonic landscapes. With a wide range of inspiring presets and easy customization, this series offers extensive creative scoring possibilities. The Sansula, an advancement of the Kalimba from African music, has a soft yet rich sound when its metal tines are plucked. The Steel Tongue Drum, a modern instrument played with mallets or by hand, complements the Sansula perfectly with its percussive sound. The MAD is the heart of every Origins instrument. Two customizable arpeggiators combine the unique timbres of the two instruments to form interlocking patterns and broad soundscapes. It's designed for a human - like musical performance. You can load over 80 presets or create your own arpeggios. The MAD also has various features and controls to bring your musical ideas to life. You can copy arpeggio designs between different Origins instruments. The 12 individual color - presets offer more sound - shaping options. Each has a distinct character, incorporating different effect settings and impulse responses. You can combine them freely for over 900 predefined combinations.

Using Sonuscore Origins Vol 1: Steel Tongue & Sansula is easy. To start, you can load one of the over 80 inspiring presets in the Multi - Arpeggio - Designer (MAD). If you want to get creative, you can customize your own arpeggios. The two arpeggiators in the MAD allow you to combine the unique sounds of the Steel Tongue and Sansula to create interesting patterns. When you've created a great arpeggio design, you can copy and paste it to use with other ORIGINS products. The 12 color - presets give you more ways to shape your sound, so feel free to mix and match them. As for maintenance, keep your software updated to ensure the best performance. Also, store your instrument data in a safe place to avoid loss. When using the Steel Tongue Drum, be gentle with the mallets to prevent damage. And for the Sansula, don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity to maintain its sound quality.