Kong Audio - Chinee Sheng v1.1.1 VSTi

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Kong Audio - Chinee Sheng v1.1.1 VSTi
Release Year : 2009
Version : 1.1.1
Developer : Kong Audio
Platform : Windows XP/VISTA
Vista Compatibility : Full
Interface language : English only
Tabletka : Not required
System Requirements : * 270 MB meticulously produced sample sets.
*Windows XP/VISTA. 512MB RAM. NO 64-bit HOST support. (Can be used in 32-bit hosts under 64-bit Windows OS)
* Works in VSTi compatible hosts.
* All samples are recorded in 24 bit 96 kHz.
Size : 247.35MB

Description : Sheng is one of the earliest, generally accepted Chinese instruments, at least 3,000 years ago it was already known and widely used everywhere. It is made from reeds and, having existed for so long, is still an integral part of today's Chinese music. In China, Sheng is credited with inspiring people to create the Accordion and Harmonica.
He Yuan is an outstanding performer, composer, professor, and active member of the classical Chinese music community, revived Sheng , and won many provincial and national awards in various categories. With the help of He Yuan , Sheng traveled abroad many times, where listeners felt all the nuances inherent in this instrument.
The Sheng is extremely versatile and expressive, with a wide range of sounds from A3 to F#6.


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