Sharine - Overview

https://www.wavesfactory.com/sharine

If you need great shakers and tambourines then you need Sharine. 8 shakers and 4 tambourines recorded with 3 mic positions.

Sharine is the first percussion library that fully retains the pre-roll (also called pre-shift) of each sample while keeping the grooves in sync with your DAW. You get the best of both worlds, ultra-realistic sound with rock solid timing.

With a wide variety of sounds, unique types of shakers and tambourines and innovative features, Sharine is your new go-to library for creating realistic patterns with shakers and tambourines that will give life, energy and groove to your tracks.

Sharine is all you’ll ever need to create any type of tambourine/shaker tracks. A wide diversity of instruments, bi-directional shakes, hits, sticks and rolls articulations, pristine recordings and an advanced script make this library unbeatable. This library of shakers and tambourines has more variety than you can shake a stick at!

Sharine was recorded with 3 microphone positions controllable, all can be adjusted from the interface. Volume, pan or stereo width can be routed if you want to mix them directly in your DAW. Sharine works with all major DAWs including Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Studio One and Cubase.

Play one of the predefined patterns or create your own. Apply the advanced pre-roll script with just a turn of a knob, or use the sample start offset for a more traditional approach. Usual features like beat duration, swing and number of steps are also available.

Shakers and tambourines travel through the air before the main hit. That pre-roll sound is crucial for the realism of sample libraries. The majority of libraries ignore this fact and some try by getting rid of the pre-roll time (start offset), which obviously doesn’t sound good. Sharine is the only instrument that completely fixes this issue by anticipating the notes by the perfect amount of time per sample… it’s magic.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:08 Mixer
01:49 Main Page
02:42 Settings and Sequencer
03:32 Mapping
05:01 Effects