How to create the timpani sounds of "FIRST STATE - EVERGREEN"

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Posted by DreambreaX on May-30-2010 16:51:

How to create the timpani sounds of "FIRST STATE - EVERGREEN"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ArKeQ-m2wk

( 4:17 - 4:18 )

there a low timpani sounds, how can i produce this sound??

sound samples???? what is the name of the sound samples? where to buy?

thanks a lot

Posted by owien on May-30-2010 19:18:

sounds like they used some classical sample packs i doubt they were made.

check up on native instruments they offer a very wide array of samples

http://www.native-instruments.com/#/en/?content=1210

Posted by tehlord on May-30-2010 21:03:

It's either a single velocity sensitive sample rolled on a keyboard or MIDI or it could be a ready made hold and rolled crescendo. Kontakt has plenty of Timpani samples included.

edit - I did this one in Kontakt and just hammered it out on the keyboard and edited the velocities afterwards.

comes in around 0.30

http://soundcloud.com/bluffmunkey/forest-moon

Posted by Looney4Clooney on May-30-2010 22:54:

True Strike 1

Posted by Morvan on May-31-2010 00:26:

That's a Timpani and Piatti crescendo. There are orchestral sample libraries that incorporate this (e.g. the one that's been mentioned), but they usually cost roughly 500$-1000$, so probably not worth it if you're really just looking for one sample.
Maybe you'll get lucky while browsing the web and get some decent quality free samples, now that you know the specific term to describe it.

Posted by DreambreaX on Jun-01-2010 07:02:

yes, i did it with kontakt timpani. thank you so much to trance.nu and tranceaddict.