Ample Sound releases Ample Ethno Banjo with Ethno Instrument Promotion

[Larry Shelby]

Ample Sound has announced the release of Ample Ethno Banjo(AEBJ), a new sampled virtual instrument based on a Deering Sierra Banjo. It's a 3.9 GB sample library with 9 articulations.

Sampling:

4 Mic Modes: Mono, Bridge Stereo, Body Stereo and Neck Stereo.

Sustain, Palm Mute, Natural Harmonic, Slide in & out, Legato Slide, Hammer On & Pull Off, Pop, Strum, 9 articulations. Legato at random length & pitch, with support for multiple strings.

New Features:

SAHDS Modulation System:

Each voice has its on SAHDS modulation envelope.

You can get natural and realistic vibratos while keeping the Mod wheel in one position.

The mod speed, gain, and pitch can also be adjusted.

Advance Bend:

Each string can be bent individually, while other strings are generating normal notes.

When a string is bent, the status will be kept so it can be released when it is played again.

The Advance Bend system simulates real instrument by modeling the change of sound such as timbre and velocity.

Capo logic system specially designed for the 5-string Banjo.

Banjo Strummer.

Banjo Tab Reader.

System Requirements:

Windows: Windows 7/8/10, 64-bit only (32-bit not supported).

Mac: 10.9 or higher.

VST2, VST3, AU, AAX and Standalone host.

10 GB Hard Disk, Intel i5 or higher.

Ample Sound also updated Ample Ethno Ukulele to v3.4:

SAHDS Modulation System.

Advance Bend system.

New keyboard skin – Dark Keys.

Improved IR related algorithm with higher efficiency.

Some changes in Strummer.

Updated the old standalone host (ASHost) to the Rectangles.

Fixed VST3 parameter issue in some DAWs.

Fixed some bugs that caused crashes in Riffer and Strummer.

Fixed some bugs in exported chords in Strummer's chord detection mode.

Fixed a problem that caused the Uninstaller unable to run on latest versions of MacOS.

Intro price is $89 - $119 afterwards

https://www.amplesound.net/en/pro-pd.asp?id=37

 

Edited June 3, 2021 by cclarry