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, v6 G% Z& x% I3 t1 D% QVQstands for "Vintage Quality". It's a sample library for Kontakt 4
1 h- N$ g. I% P( H1 P; F+ Mand above that features a 1964 Ludwig Hollywood kit recorded with 12 mics in a wooden studio.4 j; r9 n. @8 R( x$ i: i1 g
1 T$ e1 _9 E+ p/ X) N# }0 oAll recorded with 6 velocity layers and 6 round robin, resulting in 36 samples per articulation.
% R$ |6 u# J$ V% X: q8 Y" {9 E8 ^All samples normalized to 0db so when a velocity ramp is applied it results in 128 volume steps, " A# M4 Q, X. M- s
which gives a very natural response from the keyboard or e-drum.
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This is, by far, the most complex library that I've ever done and it's also the best sounding kit that I've ever heard.* c( S! K6 `# [% V
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Tech Info
; c6 R. D8 w5 m% |NCW files, 44.1KHz 24bit.5 \+ x: `0 v! G
4GB using lossless compression.
" g6 U1 m3 ?, ]6 K6 round robin, 6 velocity layers./ W' O9 V- c8 E, `* G% B
Advanced script and GUI.
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Effects (EQ, reverb and compression).# S# G+ j, h0 Y; S1 S
Settings page with premium features.# V* s+ Z3 q( F5 @' d& c
Artist Presets.
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