The story

This is a sample library I recorded from a Swedish fipple flute known as a ‘spelpipa’.
Crafted at some point during the early/mid 20th century by Hans Karl Andersson, who hailed from Evertsberg, Sweden.

The instrument requires the full version of Kontakt 5.8.1.

Reviews for Evertsberg

  • Sound
  • Character
  • Playability
  • Inspiration
  • GUI

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  • Simple and warm sound flute

    Very well sampled library! I like the sound of instrument very much. It has some traditional country sound which gives a unique taste to the creation.

    Asuka Amane20 October 2021
  • Windy power, featuring legato!

    This wind instrument is very, VERY well made. The patch is a legato one, meaning that there is no multi-note option, and the note shifting from one to another sounds more natural. There is also an amazing high-velocity layer that pushes the instrument and produces something like a trill, which you have to hear it yourself!

    At the same time there is a noisy release sample that I dont really enjoy and I would like to have the option to turn it down or completely off. It's pretty barebones overall. I'd recommend attaching the volume to the modwheel so you have a better control over it.

    Very much worth it and easily recommended!

    Alex Raptakis01 December 2021
  • Used it right away

    Was looking for a wind instrument with character and playability. This instantly solved my problem. Sounds great with a little delay and some splosh.

    Teddy Blass03 December 2021
  • Greath Breathy Sound

    You can really feel the air in this one. And the tone is very characterful as well. Very fun to play and can really capture a great deal of feeling for a sampled instrument.

    ryan weeksSamplist 18 October 2021
  • Great sounding wooden flute

    Excellent - just the sound I needed for a song project

    Esc06 August 2022
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