„You gotta start somewhere“, that’s what I thought when I looked at the, to be honest, quite cheap Irish Tin Whistle. But I didn’t think about learning to play it. I thought about starting my first virtual instrument project.
Through recording on hot summer days, “cleaning” and cutting the samples, making them work in Kontakt, installing keyswitches, scripting knobs, buttons, designing the gui and many obstacles that I thought I couldn’t overcome, I present my first small Kontakt library. Feel free to be creative tweak and create music or some new instrument of your own with it.

It is my gift to the world and the motto of my virtual tin whistle story is: “Never give up!”

Contributors

stanislavkapustin

I've made the whole library by myself. The samples were recorded with a mono and a stereo mic for a good stereo image. "Cleaning" of the samples was done in RX10. The main work was done in Kontakt. Here I've learned how to build groups and map, how to insert a gui and how to script knobs and buttons in KSP. It took me approximately 30 hours from start to finish. It was a very cool learning experience, making a Kontakt library for the first time.