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Blown,
not sampled

Weidinger is Dussek's brass: trumpet, horn, trombones and tuba, the lips and the air simulated as you play, a virtual player shaping each line. A preview, in Dussek's download.

Five brass instruments

  1. The trumpet's bell as it is held, from above and from the front, the microphones at the player's ears

    Trumpet

    F♯3 to D6, open and with six mutes: straight, cup, wah, wah with its stem, bucket and plunger.

    Play
  2. The horn's bell as it is held, from above and from the front, the microphones at the player's ears

    Horn

    D2 to F5, open (no mutes yet).

    Play
  3. The tenor trombone's bell as it is held, from above and from the front, the microphones at the player's ears

    Tenor trombone

    E2 to C5, open and with six mutes: straight, cup, wah, wah with its stem, bucket and plunger.

    Play
  4. The bass trombone's bell as it is held, from above and from the front, the microphones at the player's ears

    Bass trombone

    E1 to F4, open and with four mutes: straight, cup, bucket and plunger.

    Play
  5. The tuba's bell as it is held, from above and from the front, the microphones at the player's ears

    Tuba

    E1 to C4, open and with a straight mute.

    Play

A brass band: Harbor Parade, Evening Chorale, Back Alley Strut.

Three pieces written for Weidinger (CC0): two trumpets, horn, trombone, bass trombone and tuba, each part one instrument with its mutes, growl, flutter, vibrato and air, mixed in stereo.

The
window

Dussek's window, for a bell: the Sound tab's mutes, growl, flutter and vibrato, the Player tab's air and the slide's glide; each bell drawn as it is held, the microphones around it. MIDI learn, presets and the room as in Dussek.

The tenor trombone's Player tab: the virtual player, the air, the glide on the slideThe horn's bell from above and from the front, held back and to the right; the microphones at Close 1, on its axisThe trumpet's Sound tab: the mutes, growl, flutter and vibrato; its bell from the player's ears

In Dussek's
download

Weidinger comes in the same files as Dussek, version 0.4.0: its own standalone and LV2, CLAP and VST3 plugins, and the five instruments. The Windows installer and the macOS package offer it as a component that can be left out. A preview: its instruments are marked experimental, and its sound and controls may still change. Weidinger's docs.

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