Runebomme is a Ceremonial framedrum used by the Sámi people of Norway. This library captures a massive amount of single hits from a highly focused recording session
Tight single hits recorded with mallets, sticks, hands and fingers. Recorded with two mic positions (close & room), and through a vintage Studer desk. Included are also two separate vintage spring reverb tubes tracks, for springy Mountain Epicness
The user interface is intuitive and easy to play with. On the left side you have the usual suspects : level, attack and release, reverb, delay etc. Mixer tracks on the right side, with purge buttons and routing opportunities.
Explore new sonic and expressive possibilities with the FX engine. Spark your imagination with some randomly triggered cinematic beautifulness, presented in gorgeous XY-pad environments.
Folk-inspired ceremonial framedrum aided by very detailed dynamic range. Designed to immerse composers in the emotional highs and lows of their percussion section, kindling goose-bumps along the journey.
This collection of hits features recordings of folk drums used by the Sámi people of Norway. These drums, also known as Runebomme, are used in traditional Sámi music.
The Sámi are an indigenous people of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia, and they have a rich cultural heritage that includes music, art, and storytelling. One of the instruments in Sámi music is the Runebomme, which is used to accompany spiritual singing and storytelling.
The drum is typically made from a hollowed-out log or tree trunk, and it is played with a stick or beater.
To create our Runebomme sample library, we recorded a variety of models. Often hitting two or three at the same time.
We are not specialists in authentic playing styles, so we went with whatever we thought sounded best. We used high-quality microphones and recording equipment, and recored them in a dry studio.
"I'm a player and huge fan of frame drums so I have a ton of libraries with them. This one sounds great and easily stands up to the best of them. The bite on the medium size is just spot on. Kudos for creating such an excellent sounding library."