MODWHEEL
Biscuit Tin Guitar
Acoustic and Electric Biscuit Tin Guitar
a sample library for Kontakt
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35 Kontakt patches
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Finger & Plectrum articulations
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FX, Kits & Rhythms (BPM'd)
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Song patterns
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24bit 96kHz Multisamples
(2873 samples)
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1.4GB Core Library
(657MB via lossless compression)
Note: Requires Full Version Kontakt 5.3.1 or higher
Not compatible with free Kontakt Player
(tax may apply)
Only US$49
About the original instrument
The instrument that MODWHEEL has sampled for their Biscuit Tin Guitar library is a one off, hand crafted by Steve Roche. Steve has been making tin guitars and other odd instruments for many years for use in his soundtrack work with Plan 9 and live with the bands he performs with.
This particular instrument is a 4 string fretless with open G Banjo tuning (D G B D). For sampling purposes the range of the instrument has been extended down to the E below the D of its natural range.
The instrument is fitted with a pickup and was recorded both acoustically as well as through a vintage Fender Twin Reverb amp.
As an acoustic instrument the Biscuit Tin Guitar has a unique and wonderful sound that is caught somewhere between a Dobro and a Banjo. The electric version can sit anywhere between clean and a tin can being dragged behind a car, depending on your taste.
What you get
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35 Kontakt patches both acoustic and electric, with finger and plectrum performance
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Keyswitches operate the different note options i.e. Long, Short, Mute, Semitone Slide Up and Hammer Off
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There is also dynamic keyswitching to aid performance with several velocity layers and at least 3 round robins
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An FX panel on each patch gives the ability to adjust the sound to further suit your requirements
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The instrument has also been used for its percussive possibilities and there are several percussion kits and BPM'd rhythm patches
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In addition there are a number of patches that play arpeggios and song patterns from a single key