Unique Instrument Collection
Unique Instruments - Invented and Built by Ferdinand Foersch
With your KLANGHAUS 2 virtual instrument, you have it access to a collection of unique instruments, invented and built by Ferdinand Foersch.
We record these instruments with the best care and attention, then spend hundreds of hours mapping them according to the ideas and visions of Ferdinand Foersch.
The result is a new instrument with many surprising sounds, divided into different categories. All rhythm sequences are midi based and therefore fit perfectly with the speed of your sequencers. In addition, the midi input for rhythm sequences is quantized to "next beat" for greater timing accuracy.
The Klanghaus 2 now expands this collection of instruments playable in tones, adding over 900 grooves, loops and swells, all editable in almost unlimited creative ways. Restructure or deconstruct loops with arpeggiators and step sequencers, add super-fast, preset-based modulations and effects to take your creativity beyond sound design. If possible and useful, we've grouped the instruments together, to allow key switching between different performance techniques. Be curious and play, don't rush and let the sounds evolve. Also be sure to check out the bonus section of our exemplary and inspiring construction kits.
The Klanghaus 2 interface is designed to be clear and intuitive. You'll find basics like volume, pan and ADSR curve, but also a variety of effects like reverb, delay, phaser, bit crusher and more. And with 8 arpeggiators / step sequencers and 14 step modulators per patch, you can get pretty wild! Almost all functions can be quickly modulated with custom modulator presets, offering endless possibilities for creating sound in a short time!
As a musician , composer and artist, producer Ferdinand Foersch has been inventing and building new musical instruments, sound sculptures and installations since 1982 ...
Until now, he has developed over a hundred musical instruments (metal drums, instruments and string combinations, sound images, drum and sound walls, and sound machines), building them from a wide variety of materials, even scrap.
These instruments have been presented in concerts, performances and exhibitions around the world (The Kitchen, New York, Shanghai Arts Festival, West Africa, numerous European festivals etc.).
A central inspiration in his research and work is the relationship between the acoustic and the visual, between sound and form, hearing and seeing. He developed an inherent unity in diversity through creative engagement in that interaction. All the sounds you can listen to and work with in the KLANGHAUS library come from an original and unique source.
Klanghaus Concert
In 1997 , he founded the 'KLANGHAUS' in Hamburg, Germany, as an experimental forum for interdisciplinary concerts, exhibitions and performances. After 30 years of building musical instruments, he decided to open the doors even further and broadcast his sound work as a virtual instrument, resulting in the KLANGHAUS Library powered by the Best Service's "Engine" sampler!
Library Size: 4.03 GB
Requires Free Engine 2.3.0.25 or newer
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