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The electric version of a Sporano Taishogoto made in Japan in the early 1990s.
$15.00
Earn 38
Note: This product is compatible with Kontakt Full 6.8 and above
In addition, the Kontakt interface gives you access to the internal delay, reverb and flanger effects. A 3-band EQ, mastering compressor and 2 ADSR envelopes complete the software-based tone shaping capabilities.
This instrument is versatile and suitable for a variety of musical genres, including ambient soundscapes, film scores and experimental compositions. It offers a range of sounds that can add depth and texture to your music. The dusty old character of the Taishogoto has been captured in all its quirks.
Important: The full version of Kontakt 6.8 or higher is required to run the instrument. It will NOT work in Kontakt Player.
Please note: The download is 4.52GB in size. Please ensure you can download and extract files of this size.
It offers a unique combination of traditional and experimental sounds for a wide range of musical applications. The instrument features meticulously sampled recordings of the DI signal with four velocity layers and three round robins for both up and down plucked notes, providing nuanced and expressive playability. There are also two different velocities for key presses, capturing subtle variations in attack.
The raw recordings were processed using a selection of vintage and boutique gear to give the instrument a distinctive character. This volume is dedicated to a lofi character, with authentic lofi and grit from old equipment. All processing is done with real hardware units, no FX software or emulations have been used.
This processing includes effects such as a broken 70's tape delay, an 80's reel-to-reel home recorder in 3 settings with lots of buzz and hum, a Japanese spring reverb with an 80's digital delay, and some lofi pedals, all of which contribute to the unique tonal qualities of the Electric Taishogoto.
