David’s Kalimba

I’ve somewhat become addicted to contributing to Pianobook. I never thought I would become a contributor but after jumping in with the Moon Shot Pad Soaked, I want to regularly stretch my limits and add what I can. I adore this community.  

ByDavid DeRose

The story

I’ve somewhat become addicted to contributing to Pianobook. I never thought I would become a contributor but after jumping in with the Moon Shot Pad Soaked, I want to regularly stretch my limits and add what I can. I adore this community.

 

Reviews

  • Not your everyday Kalimba VST

    This is a different take on the cute instrument called Kalimba. This isn't really that cute - it can actually get quite crazy! It's basically a blend between a synth and the kalimba itself. The blending happens through the modwheel, but that's not indicated anywhere.

    There's just one patch that once you load it you find 2 settings, a cuttoff knob and a resonance knob. If you turn the cuttoff all the way up, the resonance down, and set the modwheel fully down, you get a natural kalimba sound. The more you play with the settings, the more synthy and gritty it will get. You need to test it yourself and see what it can do.

    Alex Raptakis on 01 December 2021
  • A cool Kalimba? Yep...

    This Kalimba library stands out amongst others. With its extended range and distortion mapped to the MW, this instrument can produce a variety of tones. The Bass notes work brilliantly doubling up any bass instrument. The upper register sounds great with the distortion and a bit of delay.

    R.Treves on 20 October 2021
  • Rather subtle Kalimba sound

    An intimate sound with a dynamic range I wasn't expecting. Well done

    Boag1 on 11 October 2021
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