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    Our sample libraries are unique and full of history. They offer simple but very effective controls to give composers the tools they need to make their music shine.

    INTEGRATED UNIQUE STRING ORCHESTRA

    Each one of our instruments comes with an entire string orchestra, playing unique tones and noises that perfectly match the captured sound phenomenon.

    CHARACTERISTIC SPACES FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD

    Space is one of the most important ingredients when creating and producing music. How does this instrument sound in a famous Baptistery in Italy with a 12 second long reverb? How does it sound in the jungle of Borneo? Or what about an abandoned building in an American Ghost Town?

    Platform: Native Instruments Kontakt

    The SINGING RINGING TREE

    53.756811, – 2.226573

    Burnley, Lancashire, United Kingdom

    Tell your story with a sound that inspires you!

    Experience the haunting sounds of The Singing Ringing Tree, a steel sculpture that sings. The sound is produced by wind blowing through the different sized steel pipes. The result is a low and intense rumbling sound in different pitches, matching the pipes’ length.

    Mix in a perfectly matching string orchestra, playing eerie Col Legno Tratto (the strings are played with the wooden side of the bow)

    $69.00 $39.00

    Organic Sounds

    Combine Natural Sounds from all over the world with unique string sounds and acoustic spaces

    String Orchestra Included

    Perfectly matched strings for instant big orchestral sound

    Backwards Compatible

    No need to update Kontakt. Compatible with Kontakt 5.0.2 and above

    Intuitive Controls

    incredible sounding results without too many clicks and scrolls

    Special FeaturesSpacesStrings Mic PositionsSizeSystem Requirements
    Mix in lower and higher octaves

    Low Pass Filter

    Separate sends for each octave (pre-fader)

    Space HPF + Pre Delay

    Mix in double bass

    Mix in wind

    Zoom to location

    Learn about the history of the sound

    		14th Century Baptistery, Pisa (Italy)

    Rainforest Music House, Sarawak (Malaysia)

    All Saints Church Highbrook, W. Sussex (UK)

    Allonso Russel Home, Utah (USA)

    Abandoned Barn, Veneto (Italy)

    Clear Lake Studio A, N. Hollywood (USA)

    		C – close

    R – room (includes Decca Tree + outriggers)

    V – verb (sampled integrated cinematic reverb)

    		Required hard disk space: 1 GB

    Download file size: 922.6 MB

    		FULL VERSION of Kontakt version 5.0.2 or higher required

    Mac OS X 10.6 or higher

    Windows 7 or higher

    Min 4 GB of RAM

    Audio Demos

    Singing Ringing Tree

    The Singing Ringing Tree is a wind powered sound sculpture that resembles the shape of a tree, overlooking the Pennine Hills and the town of Burnley in Lancashire, England.

    The sound sculpture was designed by architects Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu and built in 2006 as part of a project to erect a series of 21st- century landmarks – also called Panopticons.

    The area of the Penine Hills and Pendle Hill was the setting for the famous trials of the Pendle witches in 1612. Of the eleven people who went to trial, ten were found guilty and executed by hanging.

    Listening to the haunting sounds of the Singing Ringing Tree one cannot help but wonder: Are the ghosts of the witches trying to speak to us? What are they trying to tell us?

    Join Symphonic Planet Co-founder Noor Che’ree on a journey through snow and ice, capturing a one of a kind sound sculpture and exploring more about the dark history of the surrounding area:

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