TAYNA - Walkthrough
More information - https://elementarysounds.com/rhodespiano
In this third for us plugin we continued to adhere to the concept adopted at the very beginning of our adventure: to release the most natural instruments without unnecessary functionality. We also decided to concentrate on a slightly unusual, quiet and mysterious side of the Rhodes piano's sound. The sound that would not provoke, but instead, with every note you play, it would calmly tell you a secret, after listening to which you would want to settle down under a blanket, dim the light and think about what you have just heard.
We ran all the articulations through the vintage Studer tape recorder for a warmer, natural and less sterile sound. TAYNA has 1 articulation, but in 2 versions.
There is much more information on our website - https://elementarysounds.com/rhodespiano
The appearance of the plugin was inspired by 1970s.
FEAUTURES:
1 articulations in 2 versions (Original and Stylized sustains)
5 RR per note
Up to 4 velocity
The whole library was recorded via the Studer tape recorder, tube and transistors preamps, compressors and equalizers
Space and Echo were captured from the tape echo, guitar pedals and modern studio reverb unit
There are 4 sound lines that you can control:
1 direct line from the Rhodes through tube gear to converter
1 acoustic line
1 room lline
1 line in which the sound went through a tube combo amplifier to a tube and ribbon microphones
X - slider: all its sounds are based on the original Rhodes piano samples. We used a lot of cassette tapes, eurorack modules, guitar pedals and other analog equipment
Minimalistic interface inspired by 1970s
A lot of character, vibe and textures
1.9 GB compressed files (2.9 GB original)
All samples recorded at 96 kHz. Distributed at 48 kHz
VST3 and AU plugins for macOS (10.11+) and Windows