An expertly sampled percussion and effects instrument library capturing the heart and soul of the waterphone. Waterphones — also commonly known as Water Harps — are played by strumming, striking and bowing these tines, which resonate together creating darkly harmonic or dissonant tones and textures. Waterharp features the instrument being played with different mallets, sticks, metal rods, fingers and palms, bows and even voices, both empty and full of water.
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The Soundiron Waterharp is a deeply multi-sampled percussion and effects instrument library that captures the heart and soul of the waterphone. This unique instrument concept was originally developed by Richard Waters in the late 1960s. Waterphones — also commonly known as Water Harps — are found in all shapes and sizes, but they generally follow the same basic design: a brass vessel with a hollow brass water chamber and a long neck.
Bowing (no water) Slow, Medium, Fast FX Bowing sweep (water) Slow, Medium, Fast FX Bowing 2-note legato Bowing Sustain (with and without water) Bowing Staccato Bowing FX grinding w/ tine buzz (with and without water) Bowing FX w/ magnets Bowing FX w/ hydrophone (underwater mic) Bowing FX w/vocals Bowing FX boiling at four different temperature levels Mallet Rubber (6-7 velocity layers – 6 round robin) at +16 tines Mallet Metal (6-7 velocity layers – 6 round robin) at +8 tines Hand Played “Metal Tabla” (10 velocity layers – 10 round robin) bottom and top Wooden Mallet (6-7 velocity layers – 6 round robin) at +20 tines Hydro Mallets (6 round robin) at +20 tines Rubber, Metal and Wooden Mallet Sweeps (Slow, Medium, Fast) Hydro-Vocal drones, phrases and more… For every dollar you spend on any Deal or in the Shop, past, present or future, we'll give you back 10% of that in store rewards credit that will be saved in your Rewards Wallet.
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