The story

Haas Choir is a taped choir pad made from a single note.

A Paulstretched C3 note of the performance was run through a tape emulation plugin by Wavesfactory as well as a touch of UberMod by Valhalla.

I hope this instrument created from such a raw and achingly sad melody finds life in new compositions and new contexts.

Reviews for Haas Choir

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  • Character
  • Playability
  • Inspiration
  • GUI

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  • Love the sound of choir. Lower range is very nice too!

    Very interesting! Sound is excellent. It has a long tail, so it would have been better if it came with some parameter.

    Asuka Amane17 October 2021
  • Drenched Choir

    Intriguing and unsettling choir drenched in reverb. Even Christian might take some splosh off this one. Well worth opening up Kontakt and having a play with the reverbs. Also a low pass on the mod wheel works well

    Jim Sanger18 October 2021
  • A very WET vocal pad

    This may be a little too wet for many, but I can see it working in some scenarios. The samples are great though, with little to no audible noise. But, even if you hit a note in a spiccato fashion, the sample keeps going 8-9 seconds. This would have been amazing with some simple ADSR controls, or even a modwheel control over the dynamics, but these can be kind of controlled within a mix.

    Alex Raptakis27 October 2021
  • Love the character of this choir instrument

    too much rumbling and also the volume gets pretty intense veery fast but the sound still awesome.

    ARKAN13 October 2021
  • Minor glitches, sounds awesome, has lots of potential...

    Despite the minor glitches... this sounds awesome considering it was made from a single C3 note !

    garaughty12 February 2022
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