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Patches
• E Horn Legato – Workhorse
• E Horn Legato – Emotional
• E Horn Breaths – Short to Long
• E Horn Breaths – Short to Long
Features
• Legato English horn
• Performed with natural, progressive vibrato
• Tuned and untuned variations
• Recorded close for mixing flexibility
• Adjustable reverb of custom hall impulse
Specifications
• Requires full retail version of Kontakt 5.8.1 or higher
• Free Kontakt Player NOT supported
• Recorded in 48khz / 24bit
• 1.2 GB compressed NCW format
• Receive watermarked product by Pulse downloader
Patches
• E Horn Legato – Workhorse
• E Horn Legato – Emotional
• E Horn Breaths – Short to Long
Features
• Legato English horn
• Performed with natural, progressive vibrato
• Tuned and untuned variations
• Recorded close for mixing flexibility
• Adjustable reverb of custom hall impulse
Specifications
• Requires full retail version of Kontakt 5.8.1 or higher
• Free Kontakt Player NOT supported
• Recorded in 48khz / 24bit
• 1.2 GB compressed NCW format
• Receive watermarked product by Pulse downloader
Parker English Horn is a true legato English horn Kontakt library performed by Dr. Andrew Parker, Associate Professor of Oboe at the University of Texas.
After the success of our Parker Oboe collaboration, we had to bring back Andrew to capture the beautiful, dark, mysterious tones of the cor anglais.
The Workhorse patch is great for more exciting contexts; performed with a confident mezzo-forte dynamic while Emotional offers a lyrical/delicate performance at mezzo-piano.
We’ve also captured a variety of inhale breaths with subsequent “pre-attack” air/tonguing noises — really helps sell the performance when peppered in before/in-between phrases.
Parker English Horn is a true legato English horn Kontakt library performed by Dr. Andrew Parker, Associate Professor of Oboe at the University of Texas.
After the success of our Parker Oboe collaboration, we had to bring back Andrew to capture the beautiful, dark, mysterious tones of the cor anglais.
The Workhorse patch is great for more exciting contexts; performed with a confident mezzo-forte dynamic while Emotional offers a lyrical/delicate performance at mezzo-piano.
We’ve also captured a variety of inhale breaths with subsequent “pre-attack” air/tonguing noises — really helps sell the performance when peppered in before/in-between phrases.
VIDEOS
MANUAL
With the Workhorse and Emotional patches, velocities 1-50 will play a softer attack while 51-127 triggers a more excited attack (round robins with Workhorse).
The Breaths patch is a collection of inhales extracted from throughout the session. Integrating breaths before or between phrases can enhance your mockup, infusing it with a sense of presence and authenticity.
Dr. Andrew Parker is currently Associate Professor of Oboe at the University of Texas at
Austin and faculty at the Round Top Festival Institute. In addition to his teaching, Andrew
maintains a rich performing career as a soloist and chamber musician. He has performed
concerti with numerous orchestras including the Quad City Symphony, the Dallas Wind
Symphony, the Great Falls Symphony, the Puerto Rico Philharmonic, the University of Iowa
Chamber Orchestra, and the University of Texas Symphony Orchestra.
His solo album, The Singing Oboe, was featured as CD of the week for two consecutive weeks on the Boston classical station 99.5 WCRB. Andrew has been principal oboe of the Quad City Symphony for fourteen seasons.
In addition to his position with the Quad City Symphony, Andrew plays English horn at Music in the Mountains and has performed with numerous other orchestras including the National Arts Center Orchestra, the Florida Orchestra, the Orquesta Sinfonica de Mineria, the New Mexico Symphony, and many others. He has also performed in a wide variety of chamber music settings at various international festivals including FEMUSC in Brazil, the Aspen Music Festival, ChatterABQ, Willy Street Chamber Players, Austin Chamber Music Center, The Sarasota Music Festival, Round Top Festival, Music in the Mountains, and Kinhaven Music School.
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With the Workhorse and Emotional patches, velocities 1-50 will play a softer attack while 51-127 triggers a more excited attack (round robins with Workhorse).
The Breaths patch is a collection of inhales extracted from throughout the session. Integrating breaths before or between phrases can enhance your mockup, infusing it with a sense of presence and authenticity.
Dr. Andrew Parker is currently Associate Professor of Oboe at the University of Texas at Austin and faculty at the Round Top Festival Institute. In addition to his teaching, Andrew maintains a rich performing career as a soloist and chamber musician. He has performed concerti with numerous orchestras including the Quad City Symphony, the Dallas Wind Symphony, the Great Falls Symphony, the Puerto Rico Philharmonic, the University of Iowa Chamber Orchestra, and the University of Texas Symphony Orchestra.
His solo album, “The Singing Oboe,” was featured as CD of the week for two consecutive weeks on the Boston classical station 99.5 WCRB. Andrew has been principal oboe of the Quad City Symphony for fourteen seasons.
In addition to his position with the Quad City Symphony, Andrew plays English horn at Music in the Mountains and has performed with numerous other orchestras including the National Arts Center Orchestra, the Florida Orchestra, the Orquesta Sinfonica de Mineria, the New Mexico Symphony, and many others. He has also performed in a wide variety of chamber music settings at various international festivals including FEMUSC in Brazil, the Aspen Music Festival, ChatterABQ, Willy Street Chamber Players, Austin Chamber Music Center, The Sarasota Music Festival, Round Top Festival, Music in the Mountains, and Kinhaven Music School.