Ocarina de Custa de Moras

This Kontakt instrument recreates a ceramic ocarina from the pre-Hispanic Cuesta de Moras culture, distinguished by its six finger holes that allow for the widest range of sound possibilities among globular flutes of the era. Based on an original model discovered by archaeologist María Fernández de Tinoco, the recording captures the instrument’s earthy, breathy tone with 230 audio files and 3,930 Kontakt sample files across 1.2GB. Eight microphone options let you shape the sound from close and intimate to roomy and atmospheric. It suits composers and producers seeking authentic indigenous wind textures for film scoring, world music, ambient tracks, or any project needing a raw, organic flute sound. Whether you’re layering melodic lines or creating evocative soundscapes, this ocarina delivers a distinctive, expressive character that stands out in a mix.