The MEGHAN Celtic Harp is the biggest and most resonant Celtic Harp in the "family" with 36 strings and a 5 octave range.

It’s traditionally tuned at the white keys for 5 octaves but we retuned the Harp so C1 to B2 is almost completely sampled in halftones.
The highest octaves C3 to C5 are sampled in tonesteps and stretched to C6. The complete range of our library is 6 octaves and in 4 effective velocity layers and sampled in discrete stereo.
The total amount of stereo WAV files is 207.

8 programs for HALion 1-3
10 programs for Kontakt v1-2.
1 multi program for Kontakt 3 and 4
4 programs for EXS24
5 programs for SoundFont (16bit)

MEGHAN Celtic Harp for NI Kontakt 3 & 4 requires the full version of NI Kontakt 3 or 4.

The new scripted version of MEGHAN Celtic Harp contains tremolo and arpeggio, IR reverb, delay and more.
For detailed description of the new features, download the Lyra Manual here: MEGHAN Celtic Harp Manual.pdf



All formats are included when you buy the library.

The sound of the Kantele is unique and useful in many music genres, both for strumming and arpeggio style playing and melodies.
Read more...

The Indian Santoor used in this SampleSet was carefully handmade crafted in Delhi, India.
It has 31 notes in units of 3, resulting in a total of 93 strings.
Read more...

“Surmandal” also known as “Swarmandal” is a small Indian harp...
Read more...

The Persian Santur is a trapezoid shaped instrument with 72 strings and a 3 octave range.
The complete Persian Santur contains 241 24bit Stereo WAV samples.
Read more...

The concert cimbalom is the biggest instrument in the dulcimer family and are very typical for European gypsy music.
Read more...

The Alpine Concert Zither is a very common instrument in Alpine Europe but rarely heard nowadays in modern music.
Read more...

The beautiful sound of the Lyra has been captured in up to seven velocity layers. The total amount of samples in this SampleSet is 302.
Read more...

Typical Swedish hand crafted Key harp "Nyckelharpa".

Read more...