Engine Audio Quetzal - Crossgrade

Embark on a magical journey with the Engine Audio Quetzal Crossgrade. Inspired by the quetzal bird from Central America's cloud forests, this sound library captures the essence of the Mesoamerican jungle's mystical civilizations. Created by Eduardo Tarilonte, known for libraries like NADA and Celtic ERA 2, it brings the sounds of a bygone era to your computer - based composition studio. With over 7,000 individual samples, more than 50 playable instruments, and 80 dreamy soundscapes, it's a must - have for composers and sound designers. The collection includes ancient clay flutes, ancestral drums, and inspiring vocal FX. Most instruments are multi - sampled at 24 bit/44.1 kHz with various dynamic levels and articulations. It requires Engine Player Version 1.0.2. The easy - to - use interface allows your creativity to shine, like using the Blow Intensity control for realistic flute performances.

Using the Engine Audio Quetzal Crossgrade is a breeze. First, make sure you have Engine Player Version 1.0.2 installed on your computer. Once installed, open it and load the Quetzal library. To start creating, browse through the different instrument categories like winds, clay flutes, percussion, voices, and soundscapes. You can use the presets as a starting point or customize your own sounds. For the flutes, use the Blow Intensity control with the pitch - bend wheel to create realistic performances. Remember that most multi - sampled flutes have different velocity layers, so experiment with different velocities to trigger different attacks and articulations. When it comes to maintenance, keep your software and library up - to - date. If you encounter any issues, check the official support channels for the Engine Player and the Quetzal library.