I’ve now set up a tip page, which will all go towards new obscure instruments, so you can safely consider it a downpayment on your next free sample pack :D. The ability to build sample instruments, thanks in large part to Christian Henson’s and David Hilowitz’s instructional videos, has also freed up my ‘collecting’ habits, knowing I can buy an instrument can make a permanent digital version even if I will have to eventually sell it on! I enjoy the excitement of finally hearing a digital instrument come to life from a bunch of samples, especially wildly unplayable / out of tune souvenir instruments, and I’m looking forward to sharing more of these on Pianobook! 2.Library.v.1.5 - 3.10 GB Hybrid Elements CORE - 3. Peabody Institute sound and video recordings. My attempts to amass a collection have been hampered by frequent overseas moves in recent years, but I’ve now taken to building a digital collection, including many Pianobook contributions. The collection is open for use at the Arthur Friedheim Library Archives of the Peabody Institute. I’m avid about weird instruments, especially acoustic and traditional instruments. I compose mainly for video games, and for my band projects ‘IPA Collective’, a global folk-fusion group, and ‘Gododdin’, my folk metal band. But the free version is so good, it deserves a spot on this list. Composer and Musician from Melbourne, Australia, specialising in folk / world music and instruments. Shreddage Stratus is actually a Kontakt Library.
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