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  • Chinee Orchestra FE v2.1.2 VSTi x86 x64 WiN-R2R
    January 31st, 2024 ⚡MaGeSY®
    Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS, x64, x86

    Chinee Orchestra FE v2.1.2 VSTi x86 x64 WiN-R2R-MaGeSY

    Chinee Orchestra FE v2.1.2 WiN

    TEAM R2R | 31 December 2016 | 5.45 GB

    Chinee Orchestra FE, the first and only complete solution for getting a Chinese orchestra arrangement done. Powered by the brand-new QIN RV engine, Chinee Orchestra sporting a dynamic range of inspiring sound palette, adding brilliance into all sorts of music creations: be it soundtracks, film/TV/game scores, pop music, commercials or the live gigs. It is designed to meet the needs of Chinese professional composers, and it is evidenced by its wide use n all walks of the current Chinese professional productions.



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    • Kong Audio ChineeNanXiao v1.45 VSTi WiN-ASSiGN
      July 13th, 2021 ⚡MaGeSY®
      Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS, x86

      Kong Audio ChineeNanXiao v1.45 VSTi WiN-ASSiGN

      ChineeNanXiao v1.45 VSTi WiN

      Team ASSiGN | 11 APRiL 2010 | 183.42 MB

      The Melancholic Sound from China

      Nanxiao (Southern Xiao) is a bamboo flute of the Xiao family. Unlike Dizi, Xiao has no membrane. Nanxiao is mostly popular in the Fujian area of southern China. Like the Japanese Shakuhachi, NanXiao is the offspring of ChiBa and DongXiao from the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 AD).



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      • MaTouQin v1.2 VSTi x86 WiN-ASSiGN
        February 2nd, 2018 ⚡MaGeSY®
        Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS, x86

        MaTouQin v1.2 VSTi x86 WiN-ASSiGN

        MaTouQin v1.2 VSTi x86 WiN

        Team: ASSiGN | 05 APRiL 2010 | 371 MB

        The Mongolian Vibe from the Steppes MaTouQin (horse-headed fiddle, aka morin khuur), as one of the precious legacies of the Mongolian people, has been heartily embraced by Chinese musicians today as a vital musical element. Its unique sound character complements other classical Chinese instruments in a way like no others. MaTouQin is believed to be originated from the nomadic people during the Tang Dynasty (7th – 10th centuries), and became widely known circa Genghis Khan’s reign. Nowadays, like many other Mongolian legacies, Matouqin has become a valuable part of Chinese culture. Besides the horse-headed pegbox, MaTouQin is very recognizable for its unusual playing techniques and styles. Our production approached MaTouQin in pursuit of the indigenous flavour instead of the more Westernized style, and by delivering that flavour, all the composers and musicians now have a chance to explore and express in the most authentic and original Mongolian flavour easily.



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        • ChineeYangQin v1.0.2 VSTi x86 WiN-ASSiGN
          February 1st, 2018 ⚡MaGeSY®
          Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS, x86

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          ChineeYangQin v1.0.2 x86 VSTi WiN

          Team: ASSiGN | 15 FEBRUARY 2010 | 103 MB

          YangQin (Chinese Dulcimer) is a relatively new member of the Chinese instrument family. It was not until the late Ming Dynasty (mid-17th century) that YangQin started to show up in China. It is well-known that dulcimer was originated from the Persian civilization, but since YangQin’s sound character fitted so well to the taste of Chinese mentalite, it soon spread widely, especially in the southern China. Kong Audio faithfully captured and recreated YangQin for modern Chinese composers’ unfulfilled needs.



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          • Kong Audio ChineeGuanZi v1.31 VSTi WiN-ASSiGN
            November 13th, 2017 ⚡MaGeSY®
            Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS

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            ChineeGuanZi v1.31 VSTi WiN

            Team ASSiGN | 16 February 2010 | 238.22 MB

            Characterized by the triste tone, GuanZi (literally means Pipe) is a one-of-a-kind double-reed instrument from China. Originated in Central Asia, like many other existing Chinese instruments, GuanZi was embraced dearly and became an integral part of Chinese instruments ever since the great Tang Dynasty (7th -10th centuries). GuanZi was once one of the standard instruments of court music. It was also used in military and festival events, as well as monumental, burial ceremonies. It is, sometimes, considered to be too distinctive to be a team instrument though, hence it tending to being overlooked today.



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            • Kong Audio ChineeWinds v1.85 VSTi WiN-ASSiGN
              November 13th, 2017 ⚡MaGeSY®
              Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS

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              ChineeWinds v1.85 VSTi WiN

              TEAM ASSiGN | APRiL 2010 | 344 MB

              Ancient Chinese Instrument Enters the Modern VSTi Realm

              Dizi (bamboo flute) has always been a traditional and popular instrument in China for many centuries. As an essential Chinese instrument, it is still widely used nowadays. It can be heard everywhere ranging from modern Chinese film scores, to modern Chinese pop music There are many different types of Dizi, and now, with ChineeWinds, musicians all over the world have access to the most authentic Chinese flavor directly from their favorite hosts.



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              • Kong Audio ChineeGuQin v1.1.0 VSTi WiN-ASSiGN
                April 6th, 2015 ⚡MaGeSY®
                Categories: Kong Audio, VSTi, WiNDOWS

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                Kong Audio ChineeGuQin v1.1.0 VSTi WiN

                Team ASSiGN | 18 FEBRUARY 2010 | 193.75 MB

                The Vivacious Vessel of Harmony

                GuQin is among the few most distinctive and representative classical Chinese instruments ever. The written record of it can be traced back to at least 3,000 years ago. It’s a zither similar to GuZheng, but since GuQin does not have bridges, it is far more versatile in terms of tones and playing techniques, it is also much harder to master. GuQin has a special place in the Chinese history as a symbol of the high-culture of the nobles and intellectuals (Junzi, Superior Man). It’s also seen as the vessel for pursuing harmony. Even Confucius played and taught GuQin. During the last two tumultuous centuries of China, however, GuQin’s tradition was almost extinct. Nowadays the Chinese have resumed the tradition and are trying to revitalize it. GuQin is usually accompanied with a lower-pitched flute. ChineeNanxiao, or some other xiao in ChineeWinds are good choices of companion. The style is usually more personal and inward. In 2003 , GuQin music is recognized as Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.



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