Duduk

• The Duduk is an Armenian traditional woodwind instrument made from aged apricot wood, known for its meditative and haunting sound.
• This Kontakt library features main and experimental articulations, expanded in extended chromatic scales.
• It requires Kontakt for use, with recordings at 192kHz 32 bit quality.
• The instrument's sound is similar to an oboe and saxophone, and it has historical significance dating back possibly 1500 years.

Product Overview

Duduk is an evocative Armenian woodwind instrument crafted from aged apricot wood, known for its meditative and haunting sound reminiscent of both the oboe and saxophone. This instrument has gained recognition through its use in the Dune films, adding a rich cultural layer to contemporary scores.

Details

The Duduk features a range of articulations, including both main and experimental options, allowing for expressive performance across extended chromatic scales. The hand-made reed requires moisture to produce sound, contributing to its unique timbre and character. The instrument is recorded at high fidelity, primarily in 192kHz and 32-bit quality, ensuring clarity and depth in its tonal output.

With a total size of 2., the library offers a variety of snapshots that explore different sonic possibilities, enhancing the creative potential for composers. The intimate nature of the Duduk makes it suitable for underscoring emotional scenes or adding a touch of historical resonance to modern compositions.