[世界民族民乐音源更新]East West Quantum Leap RA v1.0.6 Update（16Mb）

P2P | 14 February 2022 | 16.35 MB

特别推荐：[世界民族民乐音源]East West Quantum Leap RA (REPACK) [KONTAKT]（7.93Gb）

Quantum Leap – RA – PLAY 版是终极稀有民族虚拟乐器，现配备 PLAY 直观自定义界面，可以更好地控制合集所提供的声音，并能够加载比以往更多的乐器。

除了 PLAY 直观自定义界面外，Quantum Leap RA – PLAY 版还包含许多其他功能，例如：

64 位*，兼容 32 位 PC（*参见系统规格）。
使用 MAC 进行完全内存访问（需要 64 位 MAC）。
兼容 Mac Intel。
智能演奏部分，包括滑音、重复、连奏。
具有循环重置功能。
提供改进的发音窗口和控件。
最先进的带预延迟的卷积混响。
改进的微调。
高分辨率音频引擎提高了音质。
高保真单极滤波器，可实现自然的交叉淡入淡出。
现在可以使用频道源进行立体声图像编辑。

PLAY 版中的乐器是根据原始录音重新编制的。Quantum

Leap RA-PLAY 版为作曲家提供了来自非洲、欧洲、印度、美洲和澳大利亚、远东、中东和土耳其帝国的各种稀有独特乐器。音乐家们会发现 RA 具有惊人的音质，他们会惊叹于每种乐器的表达能力，其范围从受控到富有表现力。该合集中的所有乐器和合奏都经过了大量采样，以保留每种乐器的真实特性和表现力。使用 Quantum Leap RA-PLAY 版，用户首次可以更好地控制合集中提供的声音，同时能够加载比以往更多的乐器。

“对于民族乐器来说，声音真实性的关键在于表达，”Quantum Leap 制作人 Nick Phoenix 说。 “现在，我们结合了先进的 PLAY 采样引擎，其内置传感技术可以监控演奏者的风格并相应地调整软件和声音，用户将体验到市场上其他产品所缺乏的细节水平，使他们的项目充满情感和广度。”

详情：
在古埃及，RA 被视为万物的创造者，太阳神。RA 通常以人身鹰头的形象出现，手持生命之符和权杖。RA 崇拜的主要地点是赫利奥波利斯（希腊语，意为太阳城）。RA 是有史以来最大、最全面的稀有民族虚拟乐器的恰当名称。

RA 诞生于几年前，当时是一个样本库，名为“Rare Instruments”。RA 收录了 Rare Instruments 的所有声音，但这只占了大约十分之一的内容。RA 的其余百分之九十是在好莱坞的一家顶级工作室录制的。由于项目的规模和复杂性，我请来了两位才华横溢的制作人 Pacemaker 和 Tony Austin 与我共同制作 RA。他们曾参与过其他一些 Quantum Leap 项目，对 RA 提出了一些很棒的想法。我们花时间在西海岸寻找最好的民族艺术家。洛杉矶的民族如此多元化，拥有加州艺术学院等优秀机构，实际上是录制稀有民族音乐的理想场所。

您会发现 RA 的音质令人惊叹。RA 是用相位精确的 8 麦克风设置捕捉的，可以呈现乐器的完整三维图像。正是这种类型的声音非常适合人造或采样混响。声音清晰而宽广。使用的麦克风是 Neumann U67（U47 可作为替代品）、Neuman M50、AKG C12 和 Shoepps。

这款虚拟乐器的另一个很酷的方面是我们录制了民族合奏。这是用非洲鼓、风笛、甘美兰和中东弦乐部分完成的。这些合奏的声音无法通过分层独奏乐器来真实模拟。RA

是一个非常昂贵的项目，但物有所值。在选择能够吸引所有类型作曲家的乐器时，我们花了很多心思，从舞曲到电影。您可能想在下一首流行曲中加入中东弦乐部分，或者在像《指环王》一样浪漫的配乐中加入哈当厄尔小提琴。

您可能还会惊讶于这个庞大的民族合奏中包含的打击乐是多么的少。原因是，我们已经在 Quantum Leap Stormdrum 中介绍了其中的大部分内容。Stormdrum 是 RA 的理想伴侣。RA 中的打击乐与 Stormdrum 完美搭配。

您可以用 RA 获得很多乐趣。可能性是无穷无尽的，特别是当你将不同文化的声音混合在一起时。加载中东弦乐部分，从微调预设中应用印度或埃及调音并弹奏八度音阶。用迪吉里杜管效果器和越南口琴制作出非常酷的节奏。拿一段古典电影配乐，将所有乐器替换成它们的民族乐器：弦乐替换为中东弦乐部分，独奏小提琴或大提琴替换为电子低音小提琴，哈当厄尔小提琴或二胡，法国号替换为阿尔卑斯长号，长笛替换为笛子，双簧管替换为杜杜克，打击乐替换为太鼓和非洲打击乐，竖琴替换为科拉琴，长号替换为拉格杜格琴等等。等等……或者试试手摇风琴、哈当厄尔小提琴、沃什伯恩吉他、曼陀林和笛子，用奈伊长笛、杜杜克和埃斯拉杰制作有趣的民间合奏或甘美兰合奏。不要忘记混响！

NICK PHOENIX——制片人。

Quantum Leap – RA – PLAY Edition, THE DEFINITIVE RARE AND ETHNIC VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT, now available with PLAY’s intuitive custom interface with more control over the sounds offered in the collection along with the ability to load even more instruments than ever before.

In addition to PLAY’s intuitive custom interface, Quantum Leap RA – PLAY Edition includes many other features, such as:

64-bit* with 32-bit compatibility for PC (*see system specifications).
Full memory access with MAC (requires 64-bit MAC).
Mac Intel compatibility.
Intelligent performance section including portamento, repetition, legato.
Features round robin reset.
Offers improved articulation window and controls.
State-of-the-art convolution reverb with pre-delay.
Improved micro-tuning.
Improved sound quality with high-resolution audio engine.
Hi-fidelity one pole filter for natural cross-fades.
Stereo image editing is now possible using channel sourcing.

The instruments featured in the PLAY Editions are newly-programmed for PLAY from the original recordings.

Quantum Leap RA – PLAY Edition provides composers with access to a variety of rare and unique instruments from Africa, Europe, India, the Americas and Australia, the Far East, and the Middle East and Turkish Empires. Musicians will find that RA has an amazing sound quality and they’ll marvel at the articulation of each instrument which has a wide range that goes from controlled to expressive. All of the instruments and ensembles featured in the collection were sampled extensively as a means of preserving the true character and expression of each instrument. For the first time with the Quantum Leap RA – PLAY Edition, users will have more control over the sounds offered in the collection along with the ability to load even more instruments than ever before

“With ethnic instruments, the key to authenticity of sound is expression,” says Quantum Leap Producer Nick Phoenix. “Now with the incorporation of our advanced PLAY sample engine, with its built-in sensing technology that monitors a player’s style and adjusts the software and sounds accordingly, users will experience a level of detail that was lacking in other products in the market, making their projects come to life with range and emotion.”

Details:
In ancient Egypt, RA was regarded as the creator of everything, the god of the sun. RA is usually represented with the body of a man and the head of a hawk, holding an ankh & sceptre. The chief location of RA worship was Heliopolis (a Greek word meaning city of the sun). RA is an appropriate name for the largest, and most comprehensive rare and ethnic virtual instrument ever made.

RA was born a few years ago, as a sample library called “Rare Instruments.” All of the sounds from Rare Instruments are included in RA, but this only represents approximately one-tenth of the content. The other ninety percent of RA was recorded at a top studio in Hollywood. Because of the size and complexity of the project, I brought in two talented producers, Pacemaker and Tony Austin to co-produce RA with me. They have worked on some other Quantum Leap projects and had some great ideas for RA. We spent time hunting down the best ethnic artists on the West Coast. Los Angeles is so ethnically diverse and blessed with excellent institutions like Cal Arts, it is actually the ideal place to record a rare and ethnic collection.

You will find RA has amazing sound quality. RA was captured with a phase accurate 8-mic setup that gives a complete 3 dimensional image of the instrument. It is this type of sound that takes to artificial or sampled reverb extremely well. The sound is clear and broad. Mics used were Neumann U67 (U47s as alternates), Neuman M50, AKG C12 and Shoepps.

Another cool aspect of this virtual instrument is the fact that we recorded ethnic ensembles. This was done with African drums, bagpipes, gamelan and a Middle Eastern string section. The sound of these ensembles cannot be realistically simulated by layering solo instruments.

RA was a very expensive project, but well worth the cost. A lot of thought went into selecting instruments that would appeal to composers of all types, from dance music, to film. You might want to put the middle eastern string section in your next pop tune, or the hardanger fiddle in a sweeping romantic score ala LOTR.

You might also be surprised at how little percussion is included in this giant ethnic collection. The reason is, we already covered much of this in Quantum Leap Stormdrum. Stormdrum is the ideal companion to RA. The percussion in RA compliments Stormdrum perfectly.

You can have a lot of fun with RA. The possibilities are simply endless, especially when you mix the sounds of different cultures together. Load up the middle eastern string section, apply an Indian or Egyptian tuning from the micro-tuning presets and play octaves. Make a really cool groove with the didgeridoo fx and the Vietnamese jaw harp. Take a classical filmscore piece and replace all of the instruments with their ethnic counterparts: strings with middle eastern string section, solo violin or cello with electric baritone violin, hardanger fiddle or erhu, french horn with alpenhorn, flute with dizi, oboe with duduk, percussion with taikos and African percussion, harp with kora, trombones with rag dung etc. etc…. Or perhaps try the hurdy gurdy, hardanger fiddle, washburn guitar, mandolin and the dizi and make an interesting folk ensemble or the gamelan ensemble with the ney flute, duduk and esraj. And don’t forget the reverb!

NICK PHOENIX – Producer.

Africa:

African Dual Wooden Shakers (Ewe)
African Metal Shakers (Ewe)
Atsimevu
Axatse
Batas
Berkete
Dejembe Ensemble
Ekpiri
Ewe Drum Ensemble
Ewe Large
Bombshell
Ewe Medium Bombshell
3ft FromTonFrom
5ft FromTonFrom
Gankokwe Large
Gyil
Kalimbas
Kidi
Kora
Log Drums
Ngoni
Udu

Americas and Australia:

1890 Washburn Guitar
American Jaw Harp
Banjo
Berimbau
Cuban Percussion
Didjeridoo
Dobro
First Nations Cedar Flute
Mandolin
Pan Flute
Ukelele

Europe:

Alpenhorn
Bag Pipe Ensemble
Bass Recorder
Frame Drum
Gadulka
Hardanger Fiddle
Highland Pipes
Hurdy Gurdy
Irish Low Whistle
Launeddas
Uilleann Pipes

Far East:

Dizi
Erhu
Gamelan Ensemble
Gongs
Koto
Rag Dung
Shakuhachi
Shamisen
Taiko Drums
Vietnamese Jawharp

India:

Bansuri
Baritone Violin (Electric)
Esraj
Sarangi
Sitar
Tablas
Tambura

Middle East and Turkish Empire:

Armenian Duduk
Bulgarian Duduk
Mid East Fiddle
Mid East String Section
Ney Flute
Oud
Qandahar Dumbek
Santoor
Turkish
Duduk
Yalli
Tambur
Zourna

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