Hang VSTI 3.0  is based on samples of real  percussion instrument made of steel called Hang.  It has 8 layers of velocity so you can feel some natural sound of Hang out of your speakers.  To get more info about Hang percussion instrument you can visit  http://www.hang-music.com/ or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_(musical_instrument)

The difference between Hang 2. 0 and 3.0 is that newer version have more levels of velocity 8 levels of sound that make sound more realistic

 This VSTi designed for use in chillout, meditative, ethnic, IDM,  and experimental music.

You can download Demo of Hang 3.0 VSTi at Mediafire

Its limited to 3-4 sounds so try note number C4 to see how velocity works for timbre of sound

Dr Tikov was lucky enough to meet one day on streets of Barcelona city the inventors of Hang instruments 

Felix Rohner and Sabina Schärer and to receive their permission to built this instrument. So if you enjoy virtual version

please go and buy the real one from them!

 Hang Vsti was created by Dr Tikov and Max Oro Hang player from Barcelona

You can look for his video here.

Hang VSTi is also good with Korg padcontrol –
see video below.

Short demo of music made with Hang Sample pack

Toccata and Fugue in Dm for Organ played on Hang VSTI.mp3

Dr Tikov was lucky enough to meet one day on streets of Barcelona city the inventors of Hang instruments –

Felix Rohner and Sabina Schärer and to receive their permission to built this instrument.

So if you enjoy virtual version please go and buy the real one from them!

Hang Vsti was created by Dr Tikov and Max Oro Hang player from Barcelona

You can look for his video here.

Hang VSTi is also good with Korg padcontrol see video below.

plugins are for PC 32bit only. You can use JBridge to use it in 64 bit DAW
Get it here https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/

Users of Win 7 sometimes have issues with plugins made with Synthedit please read here

You can purchase it for 20 Euros or 27 USD

20 EU button

27 USD button

You can aslo check out Hang Sample Library vol 1 at Sample libraries section