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Bubbling Bamboo

A  Tingklik is a bamboo percussion instrument from Bali.  It’s often 
used  for “Rindik?music,  so is sometimes  referred to as a  Rindik 
itself.  Rindik  music usually  involves two  Tingklik players and a 
single Suling (bamboo flute). 

Rindik  music is  usually  played at  public  gatherings or just for 
entertainment. It’s  not  associated  with  any of the  religious or 
cultural festivals where we usually hear the gamelan. The pieces are 
secular, and  usually named after animals, such as “Chasing a female 
pig? or “Frog climbing a leaf? 

A Tingklik  typically has 11  bamboo tubes, although the  instrument 
we sampled has 12. The longest  bamboo is about a metre long for the 
lowest pitch.  With five notes per octave,  the range is just over 2 
octaves.  The  tubes  are  suspended  using string  over a  brightly 
coloured wooden frame. The player sits on the ground and strikes the 
bamboo tubes with rubber-tipped mallets. 

The  Tingklik  player  uses  both  hands, bouncing  the mallets in a 
constant  rhythm. The  left hand  usually  plays  the melody and the 
right  hand plays an  accompaniment to it. If there are two players, 
the right hand parts  are  often  interlocking (a  technique  called 
kotekan), giving an illusion of very extremely fast playing ; 
A “bubbling chatter of bamboo brilliance? 

Sampling the Tingklik

Because the  Tingklik only has 12 notes, it is possible to sample it 
in great  detail without it  becoming too large in  terms of sampler 
memory.  Each note was sampled at 12 different velocity levels, with 
6  alternate samples for each level, ensuring a very natural, living 
sound.  The  Kontakt and  Ableton Live  versions  include  tools for 
doubling the Tingklik to simulate the authentic paired playing found 
in Bali.  Both  the  original  tuning and a  full  chromatic western 
tuning are included in all formats.







             


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