Bowed Vibraphone
It’s hard to explain just how beautiful the sound of a vibraphone being bowed is. It’s a percussion instrument, so it’s supposed to be hit with a mallet. But applying a cello bow to the metal bars unleashes a sound like no other.

The sound of bowing instantly makes it appear orchestral at first, but then you soon hear a slowly evolving glassy, almost metallic tone appear from underneath. Playing chords and adding reverb makes the sound of a bowed vibraphone become almost like a chamber choir.
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Product information
- A cello-bowed Musser Pro M55 vibraphone for Kontakt.
- FEATURES: 4x round robins [2x true round robins + 2x borrowed round robins].
- PRODUCT INFO: 0.2GB download. 0.3GB when extracted.
- REQUIRES FULL VERSION OF KONTAKT 5.8.1 OR ABOVE TO RUN.
