THREE-BODY TECHNOLOGY Tear of Land is a virtual instrument that realistically emulates the sounds and articulation of a Chinese Xun, a wind instrument made of clay. One of the oldest musical instruments in China (in use for approximately 7000 years), the Xun offers a deep hollow sound traditionally used for aulic and ritual music. Nowadays, it is often used to express sorrowful emotions in historical dramas.

Tear of Land is compatible with Mac and Windows. It runs as standalone software or operates in AU, VST2, and AAX formats.

Chinese Xun Clay Wind Instrument    Deep Sorrowful Hollow Sound    Mordent, Finger Pole Popping    Trill, Flutter Vibrato, Staccato, Gliss    Recorded with 5 Microphones    Convolution Reverb and Effects    Mac/Windows, Standalone/AU/AAX/VST2

• Tear of Land comes with realistically recorded expressions that can be controlled via MIDI.
• Spectrum Fusion Legato technology utilizes recorded legato samples to enhance the realism of legato phrases—with regular legato, popping legato, and cry legato specific to the Xun.
• Recorded mordent trill, flutter, and popping expressions.
• LFO-based vibrato engine for realistic and adjustable vibrato effects.
• Recorded gliss samples and gliss synthesis allow you to perform glisses at adjustable speeds.
• The instrument comes with a wide variety of articulations for eight different playing techniques, including traditional performance, film and TV soundtracks, and ancient Chinese-style songs.

• The Xun was recorded using five different microphones to capture high, mid, and low frequencies separately, as well as with stereo sound.
• Mix and blend these microphones and add space using the built-in convolution reverb to shape your sound and your playing experience.
• Add variety to your sound with compressor, EQ, and delay effects.

• Tear of Land comes with a library of preset patterns that allow you to quickly find new tones and spark your imagination. You can also create your own patterns by dragging MIDI clips inside the library.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you adjust the power of the lights?

A: No. The only way I've found to adjust it, is just to move the position, either closer or further. Still a great light for the money. I love it and have 4!

Q: 2. Can these be used on a c-stand?

A: The legs on a C-Stand are 25mm in diameter so these would not fit. The C-Stands are not designed with casters of any kind in mind, so its not a good idea to attempt it. You will likely tip over. Your best bet is to use a roller stand.

Q: 3. I do photos of porcelain which is shinny..so will this floodlight work for this type of photography?

A: This flood light would work for lighting porcelain, but it would be best to diffuse the light in order to reduce any hot spots or reflections. A good option to consider is a shooting tent, which would allow you to contain the light around the object and soften the light at well. Please see the link for reference: a href= http://bhpho.to/1wlbX2V target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1wlbX2V/a

Q: 4. I will probably look stupid for asking this. But I have read it and am not sure if these have a modeling light in it? Or is it just a flash?

A: These are simple slave flash bulbs. They do not have a modeling light or control for the intensity. You will have to use your F/stops to adjust the exposure or move the light.

Q: 5. Will these casters fit the Manfrotto 269HDBU Super High Aluminum Stand? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/325308-REG/Manfrotto_269HDBU_269HDBU_Super_High_Aluminum.html

A: The correct wheels for this stand are the Manfrotto 104G Braked Wheel Set for Cine Stands - 100mm Diameter B&H # MA104G. https://bhpho.to/2HtYO5n

Q: 6. Can I use a slave with that?

A: Yes. It will work with the Impact SF-AE80 AC Flash units.

Q: 7. Excuse my ignorance, but are these static lights, or a flash? Im looking for more lighting to use with my photo booth. Im already using a ELINCHROM D-LITE 400W/S RX 4. Still not getting enough light for the photo preview which is done in video mode when the flash is not firing. Will these work for me?

A: The LED lamps in this kit are continuous and are equal to 250 watts of tungsten light, whereas the modeling lamp in your Elinchrom monolights are only 100 watts each.

Q: 8. What charger needs this batterie?

A: Here are some compatible chargers: IDX System Technology UC-PD1 Pocket Travel Fast Charger & Power Supply https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1699695-REG/idx_system_technology_uc_pd1_pocket_travel_charger.html IDX System Technology D-Tap Advanced Port Battery Charger https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1319345-REG/idx_system_technology_vl_dt1_d_tap_battery_charger.html

Q: 9. Does this have flash level ? To set the flash ?

A: No, the Impact SF-AE80 AC Flash included in the Impact SF-AE80 AC Master/Slave 2 Flash Kit does not have adjustable power output capabilities. The instruction manual states that the unit is fine to use up to 5-10 feet away at ISO 200, although you may also vary your results by adjusting the flash distance or the ISO setting.

Q: 10. Is this an accepted battery for the BMD URSA Broadcast G2 camera? We've got the 3-stud adapter installed on it already. Thanks.

A: Yes, the IDX System Technology ZENITH ZEN-C150G Three-Stud Lithium-Ion Battery will power your URSA Broadcast. Three Stud batteries are also called Anton Bauer Gold mount. The 3 stud mount that you are working with on your URSA 3 stud mount is correct for this battery. The Battery charger is an option and one must be added to charge the battery: IDX System Technology UC-PD1 Pocket Travel Fast Charger & Power Supply BH #IDUCPD1