Ghana bundle

Torgbe Choir by Karoryfer Samples. Torgbe means "king", and it is the male sequel to Hadziha. This choir was recorded in Ghana by Pj Daauthor, who also did the vast majority of the work from recruiting the singers to narrating the walkthrough.

Hadziha Choir by Karoryfer Samples. Hadziha means "singers", and that's what it is - a simple virtual choir recorded in Ghana, with a sound that's full of character and energy. It was created in partnership with Pj Daauthor, and now also has a male sequel, Torgbe.

There are six vowels here, and ten playable phrases of a few syllables each. It's also possible to mix and match the syllables from all the phrases. We include the meanings of the phrases in the documentation, so you can know what the choir is singing about, and pick a phrase whose meaning fits.

Hadzi-Hevi by Karoryfer Samples is an Ewe word which means songbird. This is a solo female voice sample library for Sforzando player, recorded in Ghana with true legato for all seven Ewe vowels plus m sustains, and 15 syllables.

Nanfo by Karoryfer Samples is a collection of West African harps and xylophones recorded in Ghana, containing:

• Seperewa - a 10-string box harp
• Kora - a 22-string harp with a calabash body
• Kamele ngoni - a 14-string harp similar to the kora
• Kafonu - a newly invented 10-string instrument
• Balafon - a large pentatonic xylophone with gourd resonators
• Small xylophone - like the balafon, but smaller