One area that is being increasingly well served at the moment is 'Viking' sounds; but I think there is room in the market for more. Orakle works well in this context, but wouldn't be specific enough for some people. I for one would like a dedicated solo Tagelharpa that isn't bound to a large library of other sounds and instruments; I expect that could sell well, but it's not really the sort of thing you are doing. (Eventually, I'll just buy or build a real Tagelharpa anyway.)
On a slightly different tack, I really want more African sounds for my own projects. You have a lot of sounds that work well in a context of Aztec and Incan inspired fold music, and I certainly wouldn't say no to more of that either.
And a last thought, there is such an improvisational element to MNTRA instruments: how about some jazz instruments? Jazz violin, guitar, horns and reeds, etc., along with shakers and drum set would blend beautifully into a gently undulating or wildly throbbing, evolving atmosphere. Especially if it can manage quick time changes.
Here’s a quick demo of one of the sounds for our new instrument ATMA. Keep letting us know what kinds of sounds you would like to hear in future instrument!
One area that is being increasingly well served at the moment is 'Viking' sounds; but I think there is room in the market for more. Orakle works well in this context, but wouldn't be specific enough for some people. I for one would like a dedicated solo Tagelharpa that isn't bound to a large library of other sounds and instruments; I expect that could sell well, but it's not really the sort of thing you are doing. (Eventually, I'll just buy or build a real Tagelharpa anyway.)
On a slightly different tack, I really want more African sounds for my own projects. You have a lot of sounds that work well in a context of Aztec and Incan inspired fold music, and I certainly wouldn't say no to more of that either.
And a last thought, there is such an improvisational element to MNTRA instruments: how about some jazz instruments? Jazz violin, guitar, horns and reeds, etc., along with shakers and drum set would blend beautifully into a gently undulating or wildly throbbing, evolving atmosphere. Especially if it can manage quick time changes.
Papo and yo's Hang Drums !
Singing Bowls
Vintage synth based soundsets
Tonal percs based twisted explorations
@Paul Darbot well received! Great minds think alike because we had already started on an instrument with pretty much these kinds of sounds!
@Brian D'Oliveira Wow 😍 Can't wait !
A talking drum library would be awesome, and I always love found sound libraries that allow you to mangle nature sounds or everyday sounds
I agree on both counts, but especially the nature sounds.
Here’s a quick demo of one of the sounds for our new instrument ATMA. Keep letting us know what kinds of sounds you would like to hear in future instrument!
Tasty !