Upon completion of your purchase you will receive a code that you must redeem at https://my.plugivery.com
The activation code will be in the format: PVAC-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
Once the code has been redeemed you will receive the final download links and instructions to authorize the software.
Customer support is provided at http://help.plugivery.com
Very interesting because its the first time i read something that let me suspect that they study a bit deeper western african (and more precisely the Mandingo culture)
Bala (or Balan, related to the limit of phonetic translation) is the correct name of the instrument in root language (called Julakan, Mandikakan, Malinkekan or Bamanankan, depending the country or the related ethnia but virtually the same spoken language)
Balafon means in fact "the sound of the Balan"
Balanfola litteraly means"The man who's making the sound of the Balan"
And Unlike other instrument in negro-african culture, the Guinea Balan is heptatonic (as diatonic scales) and much easier to adapt to chromatic intervals
AFAIK, "balani" seems to be a contraction of "Baladeni" (the small Balan)
Please log in to join the discussion
Submit: News, Plugins, Hosts & Apps | Advertise @ KVR | Developer Account | About KVR / Contact Us | Privacy Statement
© KVR Audio, Inc. 2000-2024