Libre Wave Emerald Flute

The Irish flute, a type of transverse flute, is a key player in traditional Irish music ensembles, often paired with instruments like the bodhrán, guitar, and fiddle. It boasts a bright and clear tone, delivering a unique and distinct sound. Its history dates back to the 19th century, emerging as an alternative to the popular tin whistle among Irish musicians. The samples for the Emerald Flute were recorded in a small studio for a dry, non - reverberant sound, making it a breeze to add to virtual mixes with other sample libraries. Moreover, it has a special 'performance' articulation that interprets your playing to create realistic legato transitions, trills, attacks, ornaments, and glides.

Using the Emerald Flute is easy. Just hold it horizontally and blow gently across the mouthpiece to produce a sound. To get different notes, cover and uncover the holes on the flute with your fingers. When playing in an ensemble, you'll notice how its unique sound blends well with other instruments. As for maintenance, after each use, wipe the inside and outside of the flute with a soft cloth to keep it clean. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity, as this can damage the wood or affect the sound quality. Also, store it in a proper flute case to prevent it from getting bumped or scratched. With these simple steps, your Emerald Flute will stay in great condition and keep producing beautiful music for years to come.