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GLOCKENSPIEL BOX 27,50€
no VAT

A bunch full of metallic bars

The Glockenspiel is a collection of five small individual mallet instruments including a metallophone, several glockenspiel, two kalimbas, two different spieluhr and finally a giant glas bow.

We have set a major focus to come out with instruments that provide maximum versatility giving you a wide range of tools and options to shape the sound of the instruments. In order to realize that we used lots of different kind of mallet types such as hard typical wooden, soft felt, a piece of cardbox, medium hard plastic, soft leather, a pair of drum brushes and rubber. In the end we come out with a total of 21 different articualtions!
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5 instruments and 21 articulations maximum versatility

This is what you get

five instruments at once
a metallophone, several glockenspiel, two kalimbas, two different spieluhr and a giant glas bow

21 articulations in total
We used lots of different kind of mallet types such as hard typical wooden, soft felt, a piece of cardbox, medium hard plastic, soft leather, a pair of drum brushes and rubber. In the end we come out with a total of 21 different articualtions!

Meximum versatility
There are plenty of tools and fx on board to shape the sound such:



Listen to some audio demos

Elmon Gaush EvG
Rebirth Adi Goldstein
42th Street Gaga EvG
Star EvG
Sound Sample Checking Articulations

What is the Glockenspiel Box

The Glockenspiel Box actually consists of 5 separate and individual instruments in one patch. By clicking the instrument icon you can easily change the instrument. In detail here are the 5 instruments:
The Glockenspiel:
The Glockenspiel is a percussion instrument, composed of a set of tuned metal bars resting over a frame like a trough. We used a typical one, which is built in a frame and will be used mostly in an orchestral context. It has a range from C3 to G6

Vintage Sopran Glockenspiel:
As a bonus we added 2 articulations of this tiny variation of a Glockenspiel. It just covers a range from C5 to C8. Our Sopran Glockenspiel was used as a vintage children toy.

The Metallophone:
In music of the 20th century and beyond, the word metallophone is sometimes applied specifically to a single row of metal bars suspended over a resonator box. Metallophones tuned to the diatonic scale are often used in schools. Our metallophone starts on C3 and ends at C6.




The Spieluhr (aka Musicbox):
The Spieluhr (as known as musicbox) is a small instrument which produces sounds by the use of a set of pins placed on a rotating cylinder plucking the tuned teeth of a steel comb. Our Spieluhren are tiny with a size of 2,4 x 2 x 1" and cover a range from G4 to G7.



The Kalimba:
The Kalimba (originally named Mbira) is an African musical instrument consisting of a wooden board with attached staggered metal tines, played by holding the instrument in the hands and plucking the tines with the thumbs. We have used 2 different types of Kalimbas. They are covering a range from C3 to C6



The Glas Bowl:
This is not a musical instrument. It is a crystal bowl which you will mostly find in a domestic surrounding. We hit the bowl with different kinds of mallets creating low and mellow sounds which will spread from C2 to C6.

We have set a major focus to come out with instruments that provide maximum versatility giving you a wide range of tools and options to shape the sound of the instruments. In order to realize that we used lots of different kind of mallet types such as hard typical wooden, soft felt, a piece of cardbox, medium hard plastic, soft leather, a pair of drum brushes and rubber.
In the end we come out with a total of 21 different articualtions!

Finally we added lots of interesting and inspiring features giving you a wide range of tools to vary and change the sound at your own requirements. You can layer 4 different attack sounds as well as add a corresponding reverse sound to your chosen articulation. Beside that there lots of 'standard' effects such as EQ, distortion, lofi, chorus etc. All the instruments were recorded in maximum quality with Neumann and Schoeps microphones. We have mostly recorded 4 round robins with up to 4 velocity layers.

The Walkthrough