Sound and character of the tines
Each tine produces a sharp, crisp water-drop note. The sympathetic strings pick up that attack and carry it across the body of the instrument, which gives the sound its reverberant, celestial quality. Soundiron describes the resonance as similar to the open top octave of an undamped piano.
The two microphone positions give you a choice of tonal perspective on the same plucks. The library also includes percussive knock effects for rhythmic textures alongside the melodic notes.
Because the source is a real acoustic instrument, the material suits both melodic writing and atmospheric sound design.






