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Whisper of Loong is a virtual instrument that authentically captures the sound of the Chinese Dizi, a transverse bamboo flute distinguished by its unique membrane that produces a clear, bright tone. This instrument is known for its expressive capabilities, offering a wide range of performance techniques including rapid finger-popping, tongue flutter, and airflow vibrato. The virtual instrument focuses on the Qudi variant of the Dizi, commonly used in solo performances and complex melodic works, delivering an immersive and realistic flute experience.
Featuring 1,745 samples recorded at 44.1 kHz with 24-bit depth, Whisper of Loong provides detailed and nuanced sound reproduction. The instrument benefits from a sophisticated sampling engine and a self-developed vibrato engine that ensures realistic and adjustable vibrato effects. Multiple microphone positions were captured during recording, allowing users to adjust the sound field between close and distant perspectives, enhancing spatial depth and natural ambiance. Additional features include legato transitions, glissando with variable speeds, and a convolution reverb with samples from iconic Chinese heritage sites to simulate authentic environments.
Whisper of Loong also offers a comprehensive effects rack with tools such as compressor, EQ, chorus, and ping-pong delay, enabling users to shape and refine their sound. The instrument includes a rich pattern library with presets ranging from traditional Chinese styles to experimental sounds, as well as the flexibility to create custom patterns by arranging MIDI clips. Real-time control of expressive elements via MIDI CC allows for dynamic performance nuances, making Whisper of Loong a powerful tool for composers and producers seeking the distinctive voice of the Chinese Dizi.
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