Sweet sounds from an interesting instrument.
“Hand carved over the last 10 years. Gaeoudjiparl has created his own unique mechanical birds with which he performs live.” – SYGNOK
For more info: SYGNOK
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Humans are born with a musical instrument attached to their face. All they have to do is mush their lips together and blow to make pretty sounds. Germany’s Best Service has released Whistler. A Native Instruments Kontakt library full of real human and bird whistles. I think this is pretty interesting. Why not add a background layer of whistle at the end of a song now and then? Sitting on the Dock of a Bay (iTunes link) by Otis Redding comes to mind.
“With the help of talented whistler Eduardo Tarilonte and a few birds, Best Service has released Whistler (19.99 EUR or approximately $30), a comprehensive library of every type of whistle tone you can imagine. No synths were used to create this library” – gearwire.com
Whistler is about 20 Euros. For more info: www.bestservice.de
This entry was written by , posted on December 14, 2009 at 5:38 am, filed under sounds and tagged Best Service, birds, Kontakt, native instruments, Otis Redding, whistle, whistler. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
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