OVERVIEW
AFOXÉ
Price: $9.99
Kontakt VST / AU / AAX
296 Samples -77MB
02 Channels Buses
Available as Direct Download
- Update Log: V1.1– New Graphical Interface– Minor Improvements
Full version of Kontakt 5.6 or above is required (Not for Kontakt Player)
Gear used:
The library was recorded at João Francisco’s Studio in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, in an incredible room with 2 microphones. A Neumann KM184 and a Neumann U87. Two preamps, a Vintech Audio 573 and Grace M501 routed in a Apogee Symphony.
Channel 01 / Neumann KM 184 -> API Vintech Audio 573. Channel 02 / Neumann U87 -> Grace M501.
Crispy Shakes
The Afoxé is a percussive instrument that is constructed with loops of a steel ball chain wrapped around a wide cylinder. The cylinder is fixed to a long, narrow, wooden or plastic handle. The player places his non-dominant hand on the metal chain, to provide pressure, while holding the wooden handle with the other hand and twisting the instrument back and forth as per the rhythmic pattern desired.
Walkthrough
In this video we’ll show you the sound of the library. We will also see some features and and how to use them.
Listen the Sounds of Afoxé
Effects
Each effect has been made to enhance the sample intelligently.
Ability to download
PC 2.0Ghz+, 4GB ram (8GB Recommended)
MAC 2.0Ghz, 4GB ram (8GB Recommended)
Samples
296 Samples. Recorded using top quality preamps. Everything recorded at 44100Hz, 24bit.
Fully Dynamic
The samples offer from the slightest touch to the strongest attack providing more freedom to create dynamic rhythms and beats.
*Kontakt Full Version
Full Retail Version of Kontakt 5.6 (or later) Required.
Single Hits
- Afoxe 1
- Afoxe 2
Rhythmic Loops (100 bpm)
- Afoxe 1 Rhythms (100 bpm)
- Afoxe 2 Rhythms (100 bpm)
Rhythmic Loops (sync)
- Afoxe 1 Rhythms (sync)
- Afoxe 2 Rhythms (sync)
Afoxé
Muletone Audio presents the Brazilian Series. Instruments from Brazil with a unique focus in their playability and their musical language. With an entirely Brazilian production muletone explores each instrument in minute detail. Unlike others libraries the Brazilian Series brings a real depth and perspective of Brazil’s instruments respecting their individual characteristics.
The Afoxé is a percussive instrument that is constructed with loops of a steel ball chain wrapped around a wide cylinder. The cylinder is fixed to a long, narrow, wooden or plastic handle. The player places his non-dominant hand on the metal chain, to provide pressure, while holding the wooden handle with the other hand and twisting the instrument back and forth as per the rhythmic pattern desired.
The library was recorded at João Francisco’s Studio in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, by the great percussionist Robson Batata, in an incredible room with 2 microphones. A Neumann KM184 and a Neumann U87. Two preamps, a Vintech Audio 573 and Grace M501 routed in a Apogee Symphony. Besides Robson Batata, we also have the performance of the great percussionist Luciano Paulo, recorded in an earlier session.
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“Great Drum Tool! Both excellent sounds and patterns for brazilian type of songs.”
“I really do love what you make, the instruments sound terrific! And I appreciate the customer support. “
“Really natural sounding Brazilian percussion. I bought this to do some dance/club music in the style of Buraka Sound System”
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