Odd Flutes

This is my very first attempt at doing a sample library.
The initial goal was to have a library I could use to create chord from flutes, not unlike the Suzuki Andes 25F keyboard but with a bit more character.

For this I used a 3 flutes, the type of which you find for a couple of euros/pounds at flea market and second hand shops. You try a note on it and decide you like the breathy and wooden tone, thinking “hey I’m sure I can use that for something at some point”.
You bring them home and quickly realized they’re way out of tune, not in any particular key, and would require a small air compressor to play more than 3 notes in a row.

So I decided to compile mine into a small library using these flutes. It covers around 2.5 octaves with 3 round robins per note. I added elements like extra lip spit, the tap of the fingers falling on each note holes so they’re in tune for each note, Extra Breath sound and Tongue rolls all for each notes.
All are triggered with an on-screen button or with a persistent note switch since you can stack them each needs to be “turned off” by using the same key switch and pre-assigned to CCs both indicated on screen I recorded these as dry as possible and added a convolution reverb using a 3ft by 6ft sheet of metal as impulse response for a massive sound and cool effects Key switches and CC controls are explained in the included Readme