Vintage Bandoneon

Welcome to the CMusic Production Vintage Bandoneon Library!

The bandoneon is a concertina-type reed instrument, invented in Germany by Heinrich Band. First used in German church music, it was introduced to Argentina at the end of the nineteenth century. There, it gained widespread acceptance as a solo instrument for tango music. Its “overblown, edgy” sound is unique, attracting fans worldwide, including the well-known singer and composer Astor Piazzolla.
The Vintage Bandoneon Library contains a large number of samples in four layers with 4x Round Robin. Velocity is regulated by modulation (CC1), making for smooth transitions between layers. Special “hidden” velocity-controlled Round Robin accents come in two versions: soft and hard.


  • Bandoneon performed by: Vladimir Kuznetsov
  • Recording: Eugene Drayer
  • Editing: Vladimir Kuznetsov
  • Programming, Design & Script: Vladimir Kuznetsov
  • © 2015 Cmusic Production, LLC / All Rights Reserved, Cmusic Production®

B-on

FEATURES
  • 4-x round robin sustain for each note (4 layers) with 2-x variants attack 4-x round robin (4 layers) Modulation Controlled
  • 4-x round robin staccato (4 layers) Velocity Controlled
  • 2-x round robin 2/4 tempo sync swells (120 bpm default, 2 layers) Velocity Controlled
  • 2-x round robin 4/4 tempo sync swells (120 bpm default, 2 layers) Velocity Controlled
  • Bellow and Key Click (FX) Volume Control
  • 1.87 GB on disk, 2 268 samples, 44.1/24-bit samples

 

REQUIREMENTS
  • Native Instruments full retail Kontakt 5.0
  • Windows 7 or later, Intel Core Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2, 4 GB
  • Mac OS X 10.6 or later, Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB
  • 5 GB free disk space
Warning: for full retail Kontakt only (Kontakt Player not supported)!