The Landsknechtstrommel, also known as the Field Drum or Tabor, holds a significant place in European musical and military history. Originating in the Renaissance period, it was closely associated with the Landsknechte, German mercenary foot soldiers. This drum is characterized by its large, cylindrical body, made from wood, with calf-skin or synthetic heads stretched over both ends. It produces a deep, resonant sound, which was used for communication on the battlefield as well as for rhythm in military music.
In the context of the World Drums series, the Landsknechtstrommel is a fascinating addition, offering users the ability to explore its historical sounds within a modern setting. The instrument has been meticulously sampled, capturing its authentic tone and resonance. With the application of PBR (Physically Based Rendering) technology, the virtual Landsknechtstrommel not only sounds realistic but also boasts highly detailed textures and subtle reflections, enhancing the playing experience. This drum can be seamlessly integrated with other instruments in the series, encouraging collaboration and exploration of different drumming traditions and techniques.
comes with 24 loops and 1 animation
requires an PBR-enabled viewer
Ver el artículo en Second Life- 24 loops (12 loops in each of 2 tempi)
- 1 animation
- able to play in sync with other instruments from the world drum series
- PBR based textures








