Ethnaudio Strings Of Anatolia Overview

Ethnaudio Strings Of Anatolia is a comprehensive Kontakt library featuring an authentic collection of Turkish, Anatolian, and Middle Eastern instruments. Created for composers, producers, and musicians, the library combines detailed sampling with expressive performances, allowing you to create traditional melodies as well as modern cinematic and world music productions.

 

The collection includes a wide variety of stringed instruments, expressive ensembles, and traditional solo instruments performed by experienced musicians. Whether you’re composing film scores, television music, documentaries, world music, or contemporary productions, Strings Of Anatolia provides an authentic sound palette inspired by the musical heritage of the region.

Moreover, the library features an advanced microtonal engine that allows complete control over individual notes and octave tuning. You can recreate authentic maqam scales, customize tunings for different performances, save personal presets, and switch between scales quickly without interrupting your creative workflow.

Additionally, expressive velocity layers, dynamic performances, and intuitive controls provide realistic playback while preserving the natural character of every instrument. From delicate solo performances to rich ensemble arrangements, Strings Of Anatolia delivers exceptional flexibility for both traditional and modern compositions.

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Strings Of Anatolia Features

• Authentic Turkish, Anatolian, and Middle Eastern instrument collection
• Advanced microtonal tuning engine
• Custom note and octave tuning
• Save and recall custom tuning presets
• Support for traditional maqam scales
• Expressive dynamic performances
• Multiple velocity layers
• Professionally recorded instruments
• Traditional solo instruments and ensembles
• Suitable for film scoring, television, world music, documentaries, and modern productions

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What’s Included

• 4 Strings Saz
• Baglama
• Baglama Solo I
• Baglama Solo II
• Bouzouki
• Cura
• Electro Saz I
• Electro Saz II
• Galata Strings I
• Galata Strings II
• Galata Strings III
• Istanbul Strings I
• Istanbul Strings II
• Istanbul Strings III
• Istanbul Strings IV
• Kemence 2/4
• Kemence 7/8
• Kemence I
• Kemence II
• Kemence Solos
• Turkish Oud
• Turkish Kanoun
• Turkish Violin
• Microtonal Engine
• Custom Tuning System
• Kontakt Library Files

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Works Perfectly With

• FL Studio
• Ableton Live
• Cubase
• Studio One
• Logic Pro
• Reaper
• Cakewalk
• Nuendo
• Digital Performer
• Pro Tools (via Kontakt)

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Why Choose Strings Of Anatolia?

Strings Of Anatolia brings together a diverse collection of authentic Turkish and Middle Eastern instruments in a single Kontakt library, making it an excellent choice for composers who need expressive ethnic performances and flexible microtonal control. Its detailed recordings, traditional playing styles, and advanced tuning engine allow you to create convincing performances with remarkable realism.

Furthermore, the library adapts naturally to film scores, documentaries, television productions, world music, historical projects, and contemporary compositions. Whether you’re writing authentic regional music or blending traditional instruments into modern arrangements, Strings Of Anatolia provides the expressive tools needed to bring your ideas to life.

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FAQ

Is Ethnaudio Strings Of Anatolia a Kontakt library?

Yes. It is a Kontakt library.

What instruments are included?

The library includes Saz, Baglama, Bouzouki, Cura, Electro Saz, Galata Strings, Istanbul Strings, Kemence, Turkish Oud, Turkish Kanoun, Turkish Violin, and more.

Does the library support microtonal tuning?

Yes. It features an advanced microtonal engine with custom note and octave tuning, preset saving, and support for traditional maqam scales.

Can I create custom tunings?

Yes. You can adjust individual notes, edit octaves, save custom tunings, and quickly switch between different tuning presets.

What types of music is Strings Of Anatolia suitable for?

It is ideal for world music, film scoring, television productions, documentaries, historical projects, and modern compositions featuring authentic Turkish and Middle Eastern instruments.