Traditional Anatolian music does not conform strictly to the Western 12-tone equal temperament. It utilizes intervals smaller than a semitone (quarter tones). Strings Of Anatolia includes a built-in microtonal tuning engine, allowing you to select traditional Turkish Makams (modes) or customize your own scale tuning on the fly. 3. High-Quality Round Robins
Specific "Istanbul Strings" and "Galata Strings" patches that provide the iconic, sweeping orchestral sound often heard in Turkish cinema . The "Microtonal" Secret Sauce
To sound realistic, ethnic string instruments require specific playing techniques. The library includes multiple articulation patches, such as: Sustains and Legatos (with natural portamento/slides) Staccatos and Short Plucks Tremolos (fast, continuous picking)
: A streamlined dashboard that offers quick access to envelope controls, filter settings, and key-switching for seamless workflow during composition. Lightweight & Efficient
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With the global success of series like The Witcher (which features Middle Eastern and Turkish influences) and historical dramas set in the Ottoman Empire, producers are desperate for authentic Eastern timbres. Strings Of Anatolia offers that authenticity instantly.
A long-necked bowed instrument capable of producing haunting, elongated, and highly expressive microtonal glides. Key Features of the Library
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A small, bowed string instrument that produces a haunting, vocal-like quality perfect for melancholic melodies. Key Features and Sound Architecture
Western music relies on a 12-tone equal temperament system. Traditional Anatolian and Arabic music, however, utilizes systems, which use quarter-tones (notes that fall perfectly between the keys of a standard piano). The Strings of Anatolia KONTAKT interface often includes a custom tuning script, allowing producers to shift individual notes by quarter-steps to play authentic Middle Eastern scales accurately. 3. High-Quality Round Robins
A pear-shaped, fretless stringed instrument that serves as the harmonic foundation for traditional Middle Eastern music.