Pedal harps start around 10,000 and go up. Folk or lever harps will probably cost 1,000-5,000. And of course you can simply enable the chromatic mode if you don’t want to think about scales and pedaling and just play the harp like a keyboard. A harp can cost you anywhere from just hundreds of dollars, if you’re incredibly lucky, to 180,000 if you’re wanting the crème de la crème. We sampled a Lyon & Healy Style 30 Concert Grand harp, performed by our Synchron Stage Orchestra harpist Tina Žerdin, with as much passion and attention to detail as humanly possible.Īs with all our Synchron Stage recordings, this one comes with multiple mics for endless possibilities to create your unique sound - or use one of the many included mixer presets to start with.Īnd of course we had to go the extra mile and create a custom Synchron Harp Player, so you can perform sophisticated and complex harp pieces, even with average keyboard skills.īefore you ask: Yes, you can set the pedals in a way to tune two strings to the same enharmonic note, and you will always get different samples for each string!Ĭreate your own pedalings or use the many scales provided by the player.
The technical details of this virtual instrument are impressive - but you will not care about any of these as soon as you trigger the first notes and hear the magical sound this instrument will add to your productions! 92 GB of samples, up to 8 velocities, each string sampled in each pedal position, repetitions, custom player with pedal simulation, and of course the trademark multi-mic recordings of our Synchron Series.
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