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- The Ondioline was invented in 1941, and produced in France throughout 1950s/60s. It was conceived by inventor Georges Jenny as a low cost Ondes Martenot; sharing the same lateral vibrato keyboard, with a knee-lever to shape volume.
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In collaboration with Goldfrapps' Will Gregory and Dan Wilson from Hideaway Studio, Soniccouture extensively restored and modified Ondioline no.599 to be sampled and recreated as a Kontakt.
Luthier d'electronique
Perhaps one of the most enigmatic musical instruments of all time, The Ondes Martenot ( literally ‘Martenot Waves') was invented by Maurice Martenot in 1928. The original unreliable tube-based design was refined and later models remained in production until 1988.
The Ondes Martenot has been used in many film scores first dating from 1931; Odna by Shostakovich, Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Ghostbusters (1984), A Passage to India (1984), and recent films such as Amélie (2001) and recently There Will Be Blood (2007) by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead.
Ondes v2.0
Soniccouture Ondes v2.0 features new interface graphics, but most significantly it now has phase-locked oscillator samples. In the original version of Ondes, blending the different sampled waveforms would result in a slightly phasey sound. Although quite pleasing and fat, this was not strictly realistic. Now it is possible to switch from the original version to a phase-locked sample set, which gives a very authentic single oscillator sound, very like the real Ondes Martenot.
Playing The Ondes Martenot
Roxio toast titanium 11 download free. The instrument produces sound using oscillators, as with a conventional analogue synthesiser, but it is the various unusual methods of control which give the instrument its' unique character.
Le Ruban - Ring Controller
The most famous is the metal ring, which is worn on the finger of the right hand. The ring is not used when the keyboard is being played, like the ribbon controllers we are used to.
When the Ondes is switched to ‘ring mode' (au ruban), the ring becomes the sole method of determining pitch; a very skillful technique, particularly so when you consider that in order to produce any sound at all, you must simultaneously manipulate the clear, lozenge shaped device, known as the touche d'intensité.
Le Tiroir - Control Drawer
The touche d'intensité is a large button on the control drawer of the Ondes Martenot, and is pushed and tapped to produce the tone of the instrument ; in effect, it controls the volume envelope of the instrument while the player uses either the ring or keyboard to produce the melody.
Next to the touche d'intensité are a series of switches and dials which control the oscillators and create the timbre of the note - as well as send levels to the three loudspeakers.
Les Diffuseurs
A hugely important aspect of the Ondes Martenot sound are the three loudpeakers (or diffuseurs) which are used to amplify the instrument :
D1 - The main loudspeaker, for straight reproduction of the Ondes sound.
D2 - This speaker has springs stretched across the inside panel, and acts as a reverb unit.
D3 - The strangest speaker of the set, the D3 resembles a cymbal in a wooden cabinet and produces a very metallic ringing sound.
The Soniccouture Ondes uses detailed impulse responses taken from each speaker to faithfully recreate these unique vintage 'processors'. Iswift 4 23. Each speaker can have its own mic position, decay time and send level. There is also a dry 'line out' which bypasses all three.
Thomas Bloch
Thomas Bloch is perhaps the most renowned Ondist in the world; when great musicians and producers are inspired by the sound of the Ondes Martenot, it is often him they turn to. Radiohead, Tom Waits and Damon Albarn have all worked with him.
Specifications
- 2.3 GB core sample library - one oscillator sample per note, 505 samples total.
- Phase locked oscillator samples - 24 Bit 48 Khz mono
- 19 Speaker Impulse Responses - 24bit 48 Khz Stereo, 3 mic positions for each speaker
- Ondes Martentot + PolyOndes instrument
- Over 100 presets
- Full custom control interface
- Soniccouture KSP performance setup matrix
- Demo MIDI files included
- Free Kontakt Player Compatible (5.1 required)
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This library qualifies for the reduced Crossgrade of full KONTAKT at Native Instruments.
The following list shows, whether the respective Kontakt version is compatible with your operating system:
Mac
Kontakt 4:
- OS X 10.6 & 10.7 = until 4.2.4
- OS X 10.8 and higher = no longer supported
Kontakt 5:
- OS X 10.6 = until 5.0.3
- OS X 10.7 = until 5.3.1
- OS X 10.8 = 5.0.3 - 5.5.1
- OS X 10.9 = 5.3.0 - 5.6.6
- OS X 10.10 = 5.3.0 - 5.7.3
- OS X 10.11 = 5.5.1 - latest
- Mac OS 10.12 = 5.6.1 - latest
- Mac OS 10.13 = latest
- Mac OS 10.14 = latest
- Mac OS 10.15 = latest
Kontakt 6:
- Mac OS 10.12 - 10.15 (latest update)
Windows
Kontakt 4:
- XP = until 4.2.4
- Vista = until 4.2.4
- Windows 7 = until 4.2.4
- Windows 8 & 10 = no longer supported
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- XP = until 5.2.0
- Vista = until 5.2.0
- Windows 7 = latest
- Windows 8 & 10 = latest
Kontakt 6:
- Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 (latest Service Pack)
FOR ALL SYSTEMS:
1GB free disk space
Additional hard drive space according to the library's size
SUPPORTED INTERFACES
Stand-Alone | VST | Audio Units | ASIO | CoreAudio | WASAPI | AAX Native (Pro Tools 10 or higher)
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Conceived as an affordable alternative to the Ondes Martenot, the Ondioline (aka Jenny Ondioline) was invented by Frenchman Georges Jenny in 1940. It is a monophonic, valve–powered synth with a small–scale, three–octave keyboard, incorporating its own amplifier and speakers. Similar instruments of this type include the Jennings Univox, Hammond Solovox and Clavioline, the last of which famously featured on classics such as the Tornados' ‘Telstar' and Del Shannon's ‘Runaway'. The Ondioline is the more complex of these instruments, having a laterally sprung keyboard enabling the player to perform manual vibrato by wobbling the keys from side to side, similar to the Ondes Martenot. Unlike the Ondes, it has no pitch ribbon, so portamento effects are not possible; but the Ondioline's keyboard is pressure–to–volume sensitive. One feature common to the Ondioline and its close cousins is a knee lever for controlling volume, bringing additional hands–free expression to performances. There are no VCAs, VCFs or envelope shapers: note shaping is entirely in the hands (and knees) of the performer.
Soniccouture's Kontakt recreation stays true to the simplicity of the original, modelling its features and behaviour as closely as possible, with a laudable minimum of extra bells and whistles. The controls are basic, if enigmatic: it has 18 selector switches, the first 13 simply labelled A to M, the remaining five labelled P, V1, V2, W and R. As there's no labelling to indicate what the switches do, creating tones can be a rather trial–and–error affair. However, hovering the mouse over any control displays its function in Kontakt's Info strip. Full descriptions are also given in the PDF manual.
Waveforms are selected using switches A, B and C — the various combinations of their up and down positions provide a total of eight waveforms ranging from muted, flutey tones to harsh and nasal. Switch D engages a tempo–synced auto–repeat function, a drop–down menu providing a selection of note values. Switches E to K are the tone controls: a collection of fixed-frequency low–, band– and high–pass filters modelled after the originals using convolution; their effect is accumulative if more than one is selected. Switch M engages the divider (think sub–oscillators), adding one and two octaves below the main tone; the volume of each sub–octave is adjusted by the two large cream–coloured knobs. Switch L cancels the main tone leaving only the sub–octaves. Switch P engages a short piano–like envelope, V1 to W control vibrato depth and speed, and bonus fader R controls the reverb amount, for which 32 convolution impulses are provided.
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Much of the real Ondioline's tonal character is due to its speaker, modelled here with convolution impulses of close, mid and far mic positions, as well as line out, plus five additional impulses borrowed from Soniccouture's Ondes instrument. Performance options include aftertouch to volume amount, approximating the original instrument's pressure sensitive keyboard, whilst the Ondioline's manual vibrato can be simulated using the pitch wheel. So there we have it: simple, quirky, fun, authentic — and a fascinating tribute to one of the earliest synthesizers.
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