Ink harmonica is a free harmonica chord library for Kontakt.
It’s inspired by the sound of singer songwriters playing a harmonica in a neck holder. It’s messy, loose and human.
How it works:
Use the red key switches in Kontakt to switch between twelve keys. Once you’re in a key, the white keys on your keyboard play blow notes and the black keys play draw notes up the range of a harmonica.
There are three articulations:
Straight (C1-B1)
Trill (C2-B2)
Rip Up (C3-B3)
There is a second patch for Tremolo Harmonica also, which is more folk sounding than a blues harp. It has two reeds per note and sounds fuller.
Controls for attack, decay, release, filter, tape saturation and room reverb.
What you need;
A full version of Kontakt 6.7.1 or up (not Kontakt Player)
504.7 mb of space on your computer or hard drive
https://ink-audio.com/en-nl/collections/ink-matchbook/products/ink-harmonica
I’m a harmonica player. And I even have a midi harmonica. I find the sound of this patch to be quite realistic. Congrats! Not sure I have any need to sound like Bob Dylan on a midi harp, but if I ever do, this is the patch I’ll use!
Thanks