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TAYNA

Rhodes piano in a shape of TAYNAElementary Sounds
$79.00
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Wremena · Sampled Rhodes

Tayna

A Secret, Told Quietly

A 1970 Rhodes recorded for the quiet and mysterious side of its sound, not the provoking one.

4Audio lines
2Versions of one articulation
5Round robins per note
2.9 GBUncompressed
+And more

Original Sustain●Stylized Sustain●Studer Tape●Fender Tube Combo●Neve 1073●1176 Compressor●Acoustic Line●Room Line●X Slider●VST3 and AU●& more

Rhodes made in 1970Fully analog sound designVST3 and AU

The third instrument in the series, and the same rule as the first two: the most natural sound, without unnecessary functionality.

A sound that would not provoke, but would calmly tell you a secret with every note — after which you would want to settle under a blanket, dim the light and think about what you have just heard. In Russian, that secret is a tayna.

At a Glance

  • One articulation, two versions the original sustain and the stylized sustain
  • Four audio lines in the first version, each with its own microphone chain
  • Every sample through tape a vintage Studer, for a warmer and less sterile sound
  • The X slider built from the Rhodes samples themselves, with cassette tape, eurorack and pedals
  • No plug-ins used every sound and every process in the sound design is analog
  • A noise from the past the old Fender combo shakes on some notes, and that was kept deliberately

Content & Detail

01What Is Insidethe four figures▾
Articulation1, in 2 versions — the original sustain and the stylized sustain
Round robins5 per note
VelocityUp to 4 per note
Size1.9 GB compressed, 2.9 GB uncompressed
02The Four Audio Linesof the first version▾
First lineA Royer ribbon and Neumann tube microphones on a 1960s Fender tube combo, through Universal Audio and Chandler Limited tube preamps
Second lineStraight to a Neve 1073 preamp, then a Universal Audio 1176 compressor
Third lineThe acoustic one — a close-up on vintage AKG microphones and a Soviet ribbon, rustling, soft and intimate
Fourth lineThe room. Stereo ribbons built by a master from Bashkortostan, through Russian clones of the 1073 — volume and presence with no sense of reverb
03The Second Versionand the tubes in it▾
What it isAll four lines balanced and connected into one, then run through a long chain of analog tube equipment
The chain3 compressors, a limiter, an analog filter, a tube EQ and a tube distortion
At the very endA Studer A810 tape recorder
The characterMysterious, dark, saturated with harmonics and a little growling in places
04Requirements and the Familyand one incompatibility▾
FormatVST3 and AU plug-in
SystemsmacOS 10.11+ and Windows
Not compatible withReason, Pro Tools and any other DAW that does not support VST3 or AU
The two before itWremena One and Wremena Two, recorded before the move that this instrument was made around

The instrument was recorded in the spring of 2021, between packing suitcases, with no concept and a good deal of scepticism. The concept arrived during the sessions rather than before them, which is the opposite order from how the first two were made.

Product Information

Supported Host Application
VST3/AU plugin
NOT compatible with Reason, Pro Tools and any other DAWs that do not support VST3/AU formats.
Features
1 articulation in 2 versions
Custom tape designed and eurorack style patches
5 RR per note
Up to 4 velocity per note