Thanks for the review and feedback! We can definaetly do a new tagelharpa and jawharp that works on scales! Thanks again for your genuine and detailed review.
Both are excellent. The one thing about Groth is that you'll need Kontakt, although only the Free Kontakt Player, but anyway you'll still need that extra program to run Groth. Both sound great. I like the tagelharpa in Groth more than the tagelharpa in Asgard, however as I said, both are pretty damn amazing. :D
Very affordable and reasonable price considering the plugin is built from the ground up and doesn't require Kontakt. When you consider sampling all the instruments from scratch, coding the engine, coding the functionality, making it work on Windows and Mac, etc, it's a very affordable price.
@@ChernobylAudio666 I can definitely see charging a fair bit for the work to sample it, however if I could suggest one thing its that you sell the sampler as standalone software. If you could load custom samples into it and add a Kick 2 style amp/pitch page that lets you visualize the 2-3 samples layered together as one waveform, you could sell some copies. The instruments are unique and im sure the recording quality is up there, but that price for the samples alone is not competitive compared to the many unique kontakt libraries/world instrument sample packs that exist.
@@Maschine_Elf Why would you add an extra layer of purchase? For example, let's say they make the sampler it's own thing - and then you should buy samples to use in the sampler? Kontakt is $300, plus whatever library you might want to buy to use within it. And yes, other libraries are unique and cool that wouldn't require you to purchase Kontakt, but they bake that into the price... For example, Solstice by Spitfire Audio: $450. Metropolis Ark 1 for Kontakt? $650. I don't see your argument as saving anybody any money. I'm open to checking out other libraries/instruments that are on par with the samples found in this instrument if you know of any that offer a better price/product ratio.
Thanks for the review and feedback!
We can definaetly do a new tagelharpa and jawharp that works on scales!
Thanks again for your genuine and detailed review.
Thanks for the detailed review. We will definaetly look into adding a few more presets and instruments for scales.
Also, a manual is a great idea!
Guys, what do you think, I want to buy VST but I'm torn between GROTH and ASGARD DANHEIM, please advise.
Thanks
Both are excellent. The one thing about Groth is that you'll need Kontakt, although only the Free Kontakt Player, but anyway you'll still need that extra program to run Groth. Both sound great. I like the tagelharpa in Groth more than the tagelharpa in Asgard, however as I said, both are pretty damn amazing. :D
Thanks for the video. You did a good job showing how I would actually use this instrument.
VIKINGS!!!
Nice! Sounds great !!!
Yes please add articulations for the tagelharpa! This would be a huge upgrade/fix!
Sounds like a good tool for crushing the eardrums of my enemies. 🤘
Sounds great! You write the coolest stuff man.
Noice!!
You're nice!
Price is $249.99 xD Good luck bud.
Very affordable and reasonable price considering the plugin is built from the ground up and doesn't require Kontakt. When you consider sampling all the instruments from scratch, coding the engine, coding the functionality, making it work on Windows and Mac, etc, it's a very affordable price.
@@ChernobylAudio666 I can definitely see charging a fair bit for the work to sample it, however if I could suggest one thing its that you sell the sampler as standalone software. If you could load custom samples into it and add a Kick 2 style amp/pitch page that lets you visualize the 2-3 samples layered together as one waveform, you could sell some copies. The instruments are unique and im sure the recording quality is up there, but that price for the samples alone is not competitive compared to the many unique kontakt libraries/world instrument sample packs that exist.
@@Maschine_Elf Why would you add an extra layer of purchase? For example, let's say they make the sampler it's own thing - and then you should buy samples to use in the sampler? Kontakt is $300, plus whatever library you might want to buy to use within it. And yes, other libraries are unique and cool that wouldn't require you to purchase Kontakt, but they bake that into the price... For example, Solstice by Spitfire Audio: $450. Metropolis Ark 1 for Kontakt? $650. I don't see your argument as saving anybody any money. I'm open to checking out other libraries/instruments that are on par with the samples found in this instrument if you know of any that offer a better price/product ratio.
@@Maschine_ElfDumb take alert.
Bud.