Wrongtools clavinet kontakt libraries are a deep and colourful free formed research into Clavinet timbres. We have released four of these, and we’re calling it the “Claviataur” series.

• Clavinets sampled with all the tricks and equipment usually assosiated with electric guitars:
• Single tones vibrato non vib and organic vibrato made with tuning fork.
• Chords – major, minor, open fifth chords
• Long tones – controlled playable and usable release and tails.
• Trems fast repetitive tones synced to tempo in octaves or single tones
• Controlled feedback – made by placing an amp close to the instrument.
• Harmonics – picked strings – huge poetic tones – control harmonics with fingers
• Percussion – Using the clavinet body as a percussive instruments. – through pickups and amps.
• Scrapes – scraped strings and strummed glissando effects.
• Unconventional strings manipulations – prepared strings, tools, Playing notes behind the nut.
• Cinematic textures  – Always recorded through pedalboards.
• Vivid –  granular, fists, tapemachine clutter etc
• Low end – low-end goodness, punchiness and warmth
• Loops – Synced to the tempo.  Different rhythms played on single tones or in octaves.
• Pitch drifting  – Bending the with the tuning screws, or similar.
• Clavinet ensembles – Layered clavinets

Absolutely—load a preset and play sustained chords or melodic lines. You can tweak layer mix, movement, and effects in Kontakt while performing, creating your own evolving background textures.

The libraries requires the full version of Full Retail Version of Kontakt 6.4.2 [or later]. It will not run in the free Kontakt Player. If you’re unsure about compatibility, see our general Kontakt compatibility guide.

It the four of them takes up a total of 16,46 GB

For all four libraries, there’s a total of 284 rich-sounding and often complex multi layered patches.

Total number of samples is 6288