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8Dio Studio Orchestral Percussion is a solidly sampled collection of six orchestral percussion instruments. This unique collection contains first-class marimbu, glockenspiel, xylophone, vibraphone, molehills and tubular bells.
All instruments were deeply sampled with an extensive range of articulations. Firstly, you have the opportunity to choose the type of hammer that you want to play. We recorded both soft / felt mallets and hard wood, which reveals very different tones in the instruments. Secondly, we recorded the instruments with brushes and bows, which gives a number of other articulations. We also recorded a tremolo for instruments.
But just as importantly, we recorded all the instruments with our new Groove Sampling ™ method. Groove Samples lets you play instruments like you can’t use traditional multisamples. Samples give a completely smooth and natural sound in percussion. We recorded Groove samples in three different tempo and multi-layer layers. In fact, there is nothing like them, and this patented method is the property of 8Dio sample collections.
In addition, we recorded everything through a variety of microphones, with three main provisions (Close, Middle & Room). Everything has been processed through the NEVE user console, giving you the best possible sound. Studio Orchestral Percussion is designed with the convenience of the game and ease of use. All articulations and game styles are easily accessible from our built-in browser system and with just one click.
We also included a new two-layer FX system. The first one is our external FX system, which gives you control over the trans-gate, filters, pitch, delay, compression and our new texture convolutional delay. It allows you to take dozens of new convolutions and use them as delay components. We also included our new Chaos FX engine, which gives you control over things like equalizer, phasing, distortion, stereo delay and additional convolutional reverb.

Kontakt VST / AU / AAX
Installed Size: 14 + GB (23,000+ Samples)
3 Microphone Positions (Close, Mid, Room)
Deep-Sampled Marimba, Vibraphone, Xylophone
Deep-Sampled Glockenspiel, Crotales & Tubular Bells
New Patent Pending Groove Sampling Technique
6 Instruments and multiple articulation & mallet types
New Front-Face FX and Mod-Sequencer
Product only available as Direct Download
Full Retail Version of Contact 5.5 (or later) Required
Same Library as Aura Studio Percussion

Specifications
New Advanced Aura Architecture for Ultra-Realism
Two FX Systems. Front-Face FX and Chaos FX
3 Microphone Positions (Close, Mid, Room)
Textural Convolutions (Tempo-Synced to DAW)
Deep-Sampled Marimba, Vibraphone & Glockenspiel
Deep-Sampled Xylophone, Tubular Bells & Crotales
Internal Browser for immediate access
Multi- Samples and Aura Groove Samples in the same patch
Aura-Sample Control on Modwheel
Rhythm Sculpting Tool (MOD Sequencer)
Ability to RANDOMIZE all Front-Faced FX with a single click

Requirements
Full Retail version of Kontakt 5.5+ required / Not compatible with free Kontakt Player
Kontakt 5.5.1 is 32 and 64-bit compatible on both PC and MAC platforms
Studio Percussion Orchestral requires 15GB of hard drive space
Runs as a stand-alone application, VST or Audio Units plug-in, AAX under Pro Tools
Minimum: Mac OS X 10.9, 8 GB RAM or Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10. A minimum 8 GB of RAM or more is highly recommended for affective streaming
+23,000 samples
Sample resolution: 48Khz / 24Bit stereo
Format (s): Kontakt (.NCW, .NKI)

Pitched drums, such as Timpani(also known as kettle drums), are vital in orchestral music.

Chances are if you’re working on sync music or with string instruments and horns, you’ll have use for Timpani.

Finding a great sounding Timpani VST plugin can be tricky, as many sound pretty terrible. Don’t worry, as I’ve taken care of the hard work, sharing five of the best Timpani plugins you can use in your compositions.

Note: Few Timpani VSTs will be standalone. Most will come included in either an orchestral VST library or a percussion library.

Table of Contents

• Things to Consider When Buying Timpani VST Plugins

1) Orchestral Percussion SDX by Toontrack (Paid)

Right out of the gate we have Orchestral Percussion SDX. The library sounds fantastic, being that Toontrack tracked the instruments in the main hall at Galaxy Studios.

Each instrument is multi-sampled, giving more realism to each sound.

Let’s take a look at some of the features:

• 120+ individual instruments
• Playback up to 11-channel surround
• Extreme detail and great articulations
• MIDI clips included

The major downfall of the library is that it does require Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 to function. If you already own SD3, Orchestral Percussion SDX may be a great option!

2) Big Bang Cinematic Percussion by SONiVOX (Paid)

Big Bang is an excellent, yet affordable, library that includes loads of great-sounding percussion (including timpani). The best way I can describe the sounds are epic.

Let’s take a look at some of the features:

• Multi-take round-robins
• Multi-velocity samples
• 8 User-assignable stereo outputs
• 8 User-assignable effects busses
• MIDI learn
• Over 200 percussion instruments
• 15GB of samples
• RTAS and AAX support

At the time of publishing, Big Bang Cinematic Percussion is on sale at Plugin Boutique for $59.

3) Timphonia by Modwheel (Paid)

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Here’s a standalone timpani VST! Timphonia by Modwheel is one of the best-sounding kettle drum plugins I’ve heard so far.

The library includes 11 “regular” Kontakt patches (yes, Kontakt is required, unfortunately) with hits, flams, ruffs, rolls, with both mallets and sticks.

Timphonia also includes 18 “irregular” Kontakt patches including extended techniques such as pedal bends, bowed cymbal on timpani bends, coin spins, broomstick rubs, shell hits, rubber ball bounces, and more.

As stated, you will need the full version of Kontakt and 7.1 GB of space on your hard drive.

4) Spitfire Percussion (Paid)

Don’t get me started on Spitfire percussion. There is absolutely nothing better. This library is incredible.

For all you composers out there, look no further than Spitfire Percussion.

The instruments were recorded meticulously at Air Studios with the world-renowned Joby Burgess.

The library is rather expensive, but the Timpani samples sound so realistic. To give you an idea, there are a total of 43109 samples included in the instrument.

Kontakt is also not needed as the free player does not time out due to Spitfire’s license with Native Instruments.

5) Kettle Drum – Timpani (Free)

For those on a budget, check out Kettle Drum – Timpani by Samsara Cycle Audio.

Unfortunately, this Timpani VST is not the greatest. It sounds rather monophonic, and it seems that there is limited sustain of each pitch.

I can only recommend using this if you’re doing pop or hip hop production and intend to mess it up with effects.

Here are a few other free timpani VSTs to try out:/vst-plugin-truepianos-free.html.

Things to Consider When Buying Timpani VST Plugins

Depending on your needs as a composer and producer, you may select plugins differently.

Using Kettle Drum VSTs for Effect

If you’re not an orchestral composer and plan to use Timpani in production (like hip hop beats for example), you might get away with using a free instrument.

The free timpani VSTs I’ve found tend to sound terrible when compared to their realistic-sounding counterparts.

When used in pop production, however, they may seem exceptional in your mix with some effects.

Using Timpani VSTs For Orchestral Composition

If you’re composing realistic sounding music for movie trailers, TV spots, video games, etc… you will need to fork out the cash, unfortunately.

Timpani VSTs aren’t always standalone. Even when they are, often it’s better to purchase the library that has all the orchestral instruments recorded in the same room.

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The instruments gel better if they’re from the same library in my experience.

The Kontakt Player Times Out

I sound like a broken record on many of these posts, but the Kontakt Player isn’t the greatest.

For one, it times out after fifteen minutes. If the instrument you choose to buy runs in Kontakt, be sure you own Kontakt. There is nothing more frustrating than dealing with a plugin stopping due to a time restriction.

If you don’t own Kontakt, pick a standalone library.

What Are Timpani Drums?

The Timpani is a set of four or five pitched kettle drums that play in orchestras, symphonies, and even marching bands.

Percussionists playing Timpani control the pitch of the drums with a foot pedal located at the bottom of each.

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There is a pitch indicator on each drum, but often they are inaccurate, so it’s best to use a pitch pipe.

Famous works that feature Timpani include E. Berlioz: “Symphonie fantastique,”“G. Mahler: Symphony No. 2,” and “J.S. Bach: Christmas Oratorio.”

Looking for more VST percussion? Check out my other roundups.

Have you used any orchestral percussion libraries or standalone Timpani VSTs? Which ones do you like? I’d love to hear from you. Please leave a comment and share if you found the article helpful.

Thanks for reading.