[Three-stringed Pibel Rutt] Cinematique Instruments Gimbri [KONTAKT] (210Mb)

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Warm bass plucking
The Gimbri is a three-string skin-covered bass of Moroccan origin. It is actually a lute, producing a rich and deep but also somewhat harsh and plaintive tone through its wooden body and goat gut strings. Often compared to a bass guitar, the gimbri brings depth to music with its low dynamic range.

The main focus was to capture the varied articulations of the Gimbri while maintaining its organic feel and warm sound. Traditionally played with fingers, we recorded it muted, through a plec and through an amp to ensure a wide range of tonal variations. It comes with five presets, while the possibility of customizing the settings remains open.

What is Gimbri
Gimbri, also known as sintir or guembri, is said to have originated in Guinea and was brought to Morocco by the Gnawa. They mainly used the deep rhythmic melodies played on the Gimbri as part of their rituals and healing ceremonies. Today, Gimbri is predominantly popular in the Moroccan Ghaabi, an upbeat style of music that is often played on the streets, in cafes, at weddings and festivals.

The Gimbri's body is carved from a single piece of wood and covered with camel or goat skin. It has three strings made of goat's intestines, which are usually plucked with the thumb and forefinger.

Organic sound
The focus was primarily on capturing the notes in a very real and organic way. We recorded all the main ostinatos on a cool capacitor, divided into four loops and three intensity layers.

strumming engine
A very realistic strumming engine that perfectly simulates the velvety, shimmering strumming of Mountain Dulcimer. This is a unique feature with the Strumming Speed Slider that simulates the speed of the hand and drone options.

Eight types of reverberation
In addition to several different sizes, you can also get special types such as "Infinite" and "Ghost".

many ways of playing a piece of music
We recorded the Gimbri in many different and unique playing styles to provide a wide range of sonic possibilities. Each of them is useful for different types of musical styles:

- Silent: play with silent strings
- Fingers: Fingering
- Plec: Gimbri on guitar.
- Vintage: Gimbri played through an amplifier

Warm Bassy Plucks
The Gimbri is a three-stringed skin-covered bass that originated in Morocco. It is actually a lute that produces rich deep but also somewhat harsh and earthy tones through its wooden body and goat gut strings. It is actually a lute that produces rich deep but also somewhat harsh and earthy tones through its wooden body and goat gut strings. Often compared to a bass guitar, the gimbri brings deepness into the music with its low dynamic

The main focus was to capture different articulations of the Gimbri while keeping its organic feeling and warm sound. Traditionally played with the fingers, we recorded it muted, with a plec and through an amp to ensure a wide variety of tones. Traditionally played with the fingers, we recorded it muted, with a plec and through an amp to ensure a wide variety of tones. It comes with five presets, while the possibility of custom settings is kept open.

What is a Gimbri
The Gimbri, also known as sintir or guembri, allegedly originated in Guinea and was brought to Morocco by the Gnawa people. They primarily used the deep rhythmic melodies played on the Gimbri as part of ceremonies and healing rituals. Today, the Gimbri is mainly popular in Moroccan Ghaabi, an upbeat style of music often played in streets, cafes, cafes and other places. Today, the Gimbri is mainly popular in Moroccan Ghaabi, an upbeat style of music often played in streets, cafes, weddings and festivals.

The body of the Gimbri is carved from a single piece of wood and covered with camel or goat skin. It has three strings made of goat gut and is usually plucked with the thumb and index finger. It has three strings made of goat gut and is usually plucked with the thumb and index finger.

Organic Sound
The emphasis was mainly on capturing the notes in a very realistic and organic way. We recorded all main articulations with a cool condenser in four round robins and three velocity layers. We recorded all main articulations with a cool condenser in four round robins and three velocity layers.

Strumming Engine
A very realistic strumming engine that perfectly simulates the velvety and shimmering strumming of the Mountain Dulcimer. It is a unique feature with a Strumming Speed Slider that mimics the speed of the hand and drone option.

Eight Reverb Types
Besides several different sizes, you get special types such as "Infinite" and "Ghost".

Many Articulations
We recorded the Gimbri in many different and unique articulations to provide a broad spectrum of sound possibilities. Each of them is useful for a Each of them is useful for a different kind of musical style.

- Muted: played with muted strings
- Finger: plucked with fingers
- Plec: the Gimbri played with a guitar plec
- Vintage: the Gimbri played through an amp

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