Tsouras (Bouzouki)
A hand made baby bouzouki from Greece!
Bydemetriforakis
The story
This is a hand made instrument from Greece. It is the baby of the Bouzouki family. My parents got this for me a few years ago and it has just collected dust on my shelf. I started watching a ton of Christian Henson’s videos about sampling and I became inspired. I looked over at the instrument and thought, “Yep, that’s the one.” And off I went. My first sampled instrument and I couldn’t be more proud. Thanks for all of the inspiration.
Reviews
No collection is complete without a Bouzouki
Thank you so much, I have been in search for a goo bouzouki for a while, and the sound and tone is excellent. I also noticed the sound on the high velocity, but I am fan of hearing those imperfections and human touches. I appreciate the attack and release knobs, I like having a quick attack and medium release. I'm not really a fan of the reverb, unless you want a really stereotypical fantasy vibe I would keep it to 1/4 or less. I love playing and writing with this and I have experimented with my own reverbs and placement in a small orchestra section.
very good
very nice
Life saving but for the
It's exactly what i've been looking for, a cristalline sound with an organic grain, it has a main place in the orchestral EP i'm currently writing. There is just one round robins on higher velocities that goes with a loud "SPOK". It's quite charming to use maybe as a additional articulations or sound FX, but it's a bit aleatoric the way it triggers. PS : Maybe this has been patched, in which case, it's really perfect !