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Sultan Qanun: World Strings
'Sultan Qanun: World Strings' by Earth Moments brings you over 300 loops and samples of a truly majestic instrument, the Sultan Qanun. From the Ottoman Empire to Persia and beyond, the Qanun is a stringed instrument with a classic look and sound of which the character and warmth can be hypnotic.
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'Sultan Qanun: World Strings' by Earth Moments brings you over 300 loops and samples of a truly majestic instrument, the Sultan Qanun. From the Ottoman Empire to Persia and beyond, the Qanun is a stringed instrument with a classic look and sound of which the character and warmth can be hypnotic.
This pack includes a variety of playing styles and expressions to capture the true sounds and characteristics of the instrument. Each sample is meticulously recorded so the subtleties of the strings and percussive nature come through. This product includes one-shots, loops at various tempos, and free of tempo phrases to help inspire you.
This diverse instrument can be used on its own or accompanying other instruments. As an accompanying instrument, the Qanun can add subtle melodic phrasing or even lead. With its distinct tones and microtones, you can hear the exotic eastern sound.
The history of the Qanun goes back to around to the 10th century, perhaps evolving from the Egyptian harp and is often considered to be Arab although many variations exist throughout the Middle East. For even more authentic vibes, try using it with the Oriental Ney or Desert Oud, with some Arabic percussion.
Please Note:
Other sounds in the demo songs are not included. They are for illustrative purposes only. This product contains Qanun loops and samples only.
Product Details:
• 44.1kHz/24-Bit
• 96kHz Using Tube Preamps
• 304 Qanun Loops And Samples
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