The mallet
Tip hardness and mass change contact duration and attack balance.
The full collection
Pyeongyeong
The resonance of struck stone.
Pyeongyeong brings together mallet contact and the vibration modes of a suspended stone. Try it for spaced accents, a minimal motif or the end of a chord.
Availability coming soon
Explore the interface
Shape the way you play.
Shape the attack, colour and sustain of your part with the instrument’s own controls.
Where it lands
Strike position and bending/torsion balance redistribute the model’s resonances.
After the impact
Suspension damping and stone decay shape the fading note.
Inside the interface.
Choose a view to explore its controls. Captures retain the plug-in’s English presentation.
01 / Play
The instrument’s own playing controls.
Find the gesture and resonator controls described above. Compare the same phrase as you change their balance.
Native captures · English interfacePunctuation in a minimal production.
Choose the moments
Keep a few strikes for chord or section changes.
Avoid the pile-up
Let the stone ring before adding another note.
Set the distance
Compare a close sound with a little reverb in the full track.
New demos coming soon.
The audio engines have been reworked. The previous recordings have been removed while their replacements are prepared.
In your studio.
Downloads, supported configurations and pricing will be announced when the instrument becomes available.