Cylindrum is an innovative virtual instrument that redefines tuned percussion. Crafted from 40 feet of meticulously measured pipes and tubing, this unique creation offers a four-octave pitch range, blending the resonant qualities of organic acoustics with avant-garde sound design. Ideal for composers, producers, and sound designers seeking distinctive percussive textures, the Cylindrum stands out as a versatile and inspiring tool in any musical arsenal.

Key Features of Cylindrum:

• Three Distinct Variations: Explore 'dry small' with crisp tones, 'dry fat' for deep resonance, and 'wet' for dramatic, impactful sounds.
• Four-Octave Pitch Range: Enjoy a broad tonal spectrum suitable for melodies, bass lines, and ambient textures.
• Advanced Sampling Techniques: Benefit from dynamic velocity layering and extensive round-robin variation for authentic performances. 
• Powerful Sound-Shaping Controls: Utilize an intuitive interface with LFOs, filters, arpeggiator, and a comprehensive FX rack to customize your sound. 
• High-Quality Audio: Access 3,367 samples in 24-bit, 48kHz PCM WAV format for pristine sound quality.
• Compatibility: Designed for the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt 5.5.2 or later, and includes presets for the free Decent Sampler engine. 

Example Use Cases for Cylindrum:

• Film Scoring: Add unique percussive elements to enhance cinematic scenes with unconventional textures.
• Electronic Music Production: Incorporate distinctive rhythmic patterns into EDM, IDM, or ambient tracks for a fresh sound.
• Sound Design: Create innovative soundscapes for video games, apps, or experimental projects.
• Live Performance: Utilize the Cylindrum's diverse sounds to enrich live sets with dynamic percussion.

Why Choose Cylindrum?

The Cylindrum offers a unique blend of organic and synthetic tones, providing a fresh palette for creative exploration. Its meticulously sampled articulations and versatile sound-shaping tools make it an invaluable asset for musicians and sound designers seeking to push the boundaries of percussion.