Viola da Gamba 是一种 6 弦弓弦和品丝乐器，于 15 世纪中后期首次出现在西班牙，在文艺复兴时期和巴洛克时期最为流行。 Viola da Gamba 是在洛杉矶的米高梅计分阶段录制的。该乐器由 6 根肠弦串成（相对于 Kontakt）：D1、G1、C2、E2、A2 和 D3。中提琴的品丝方式类似于早期的吉他或琵琶，通过可移动的环绕式和系紧式肠线品丝。系带品丝的可移动特性允许小提琴演奏者对乐器的回火进行调整。 在这种特殊的乐器上，品格在每根弦上仅延伸 7 个半音。
The Viola da Gamba is a 6-stringed bowed and fretted instrument that first appeared in Spain in the mid to late 15th century and was most popular in the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Viola da Gamba was recorded at the MGM Scoring Stage in Los Angeles. This instrument is strung with 6 gut strings that are tuned to (relative to Kontakt): D1, G1, C2, E2, A2, and D3. Viols are fretted in a manner similar to early guitars or lutes, by means of movable wrapped-around and tied-on gut frets. The movable nature of the tied-on frets permits the viol player to make adjustments to the tempering of the instrument.  On this particular instrument, the frets only extend 7 semi-tones on each string.