Soundiron Voices of The Wind

Voices of Wind Collection is the culmination of all our individual modular female solo vocal libraries in the Voices of Wind series. This ensemble features a total of six stunning vocalists, each with a distinct creative style of their own. It comes complete with a full package of vital chromatic and melodic articulations for each singer that sound great and are easy and convenient to use in any music or video production project that comes your way.

Voices of Wind Collection is the culmination of all our individual modular female solo vocal libraries in the Voices of Wind series. This ensemble features a total of six stunning vocalists, each with a distinct creative style of their own. It comes complete with a full package of vital chromatic and melodic articulations for each singer that sound great and are easy and convenient to use in any music or video production project that comes your way.

Voice Of Wind: Adey is the first volume in our modular female solo vocal series Voices Of Wind. Each volume focuses on a new vocalist with a distinct creative style and comes complete with a full package of vital chromatic and melodic articulations that sound great and are easy and convenient to use in any music or video production project that comes your way.

This mezzo-soprano library features the healing voice of Kimba Theurich and her classical, blues, Celtic and mystical vocal styles. It offers chromatic true legato, sustains and staccatos, plus flexible tempo-syncing phrases and melodies organized by key.

Voice Of Wind: Connie is the fourth volume in our modular female solo vocal series Voices of Wind. Each volume focuses on a new vocalist with a distinct creative style and comes complete with a full package of vital chromatic and melodic articulations that sound great and are easy and convenient to use in any music or video production project that comes your way.

The Soundiron Waterharp is a deeply multi-sampled percussion and effects instrument library that captures the heart and soul of the waterphone. This unique instrument concept was originally developed by Richard Waters in the late 1960s. Waterphones — also commonly known as Water Harps — are found in all shapes and sizes, but they generally follow the same basic design: a brass vessel with a hollow brass water chamber and a long neck.