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Fabula Audio introduced the Hark! medieval fantasy instrument
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[QUOTE="Bombastus, post: 91595, member: 2178"] Hark! gives Fabula Audio’s medieval sound set a collectible-card format. Forty base patches pull from lute and hurdy-gurdy, cittern and psaltery, recorder and harp, bagpipes and shawm, rebec, bowed strings, choir, chapel organ, and retro fantasy synths. Card ranks span Common, Rare, Uncommon, and Holographic, with distinct art, names, categories, and lore. Raw recordings can stay intact or become drones, reversed slices, choir pads, plucked figures, granular layers, and sustained textures. Processing covers granular synthesis, Slow Drift Freeze, three-part Ensemble, one-key Chord Lock, ADSR, reverb, delay, and an arpeggiator with rubato, strum, roll, swing, and humanise controls. On screen, illuminated manuscript art surrounds the controls with moving creatures and characters. One hidden puzzle opens another card and sound. Heraldic brings 30 ceremonial patches, while Curses & Beasts adds 30 darker picks. At $202, Hark! runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS through VST3, AU, AAX, or standalone builds. Only 100 buyers can grab the Founder's Edition, bundling both expansions, 30 MIDI phrases across 12 keys, printable cards, and an exclusive card at 22% below the separate list total. [/QUOTE]
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