The Irish flute is a type of transverse flute. It is often played in traditional Irish music ensembles along with other instruments such as the bodhrán, guitar, and fiddle. It has a unique and distinctive sound that is characterized by its bright and clear tone The history of the Irish flute can be traced back to the 19th century. It was initially played as an alternative to the tin whistle, which was and still is a popular instrument among Irish musicians. About the Library The samples for Emerald Flute were recorded in a small studio to produce a dry, non-reverberant, sound. This makes it easier to incorporate the instrument into a virtual mix alongside other sample libraries. The instrument includes a special “performance” articulation that interprets your playing to generate realistic legato transitions, trills, attacks, ornaments, and glides. Top Features ARTICULATIONS 9 articulations with playable ornaments, legato, vibrato, and trills. SMOOTH DYNAMICS Up to 3 phase-aligned dynamic layers ENDLESS VARIETY Up to 4x recorded round robin + infinite variation engine. Video https://youtu.be/LPZgslOIqtc?si=zL6LG3-lSZadCP3a Image System requirements for LibreWave Emerald Flute GNU/Linux (Ubuntu 16.0+) Windows 7+ MacOS 10.14+ (Apple Silicon native) Runs in the free Rhapsody player Host must support 64bit VST3, AU, or AAX 500MB HDD 2GB RAM
