For 20 years, KONTAKT has been the backbone of countless film scores and pop hits, as well as thousands of incredible instruments from NI and your favorite NKS developers alike. Now, with a new HiDPI browsing experience, an overhauled Factory Library, new creative effects, and under-the-hood audio improvements, the next evolution is nearly here.
Welcome to Cassette Filth, a place where melody destruction is the name of the game for your Hip Hop production needs! Inspired by Wu Tang Clan, Mobb Deep, Eminem, Dr Dre, Ice Cube, Tupac and Notorious BIG this collection of melody loops will provide some essential noisy melodies to those hard hitting Hip Hop x Boom Bap beats for your studio cook up! These melody loops were created using a vast array of both analog and digital distortion alongside vintage analog compression to give each individual melody that warm analog sound we all love to hear! Inside this kit we’ve put together a collection of useful piano’s, plucks, plucked strings, guitars, organs, synth pads as well as leads to give a good start for creating some useful dirty Hip Hop beats in your studio! Easily drag and drop these loops into your own DAW of choice and starting cooking up some tasteful Hip Hop with Cassette Filth!
Discovery Pro archieves even higher quality and features than his small cousin Discovery, retaining all previous functionalities now including Unison, SysEx export, 128 voices polyphony, PADSynth re-synthesis, 2 new oscillators, 12 filters, 5.000+ presets, 100 banks, standalone app, graphics envelope, scalable GUI, octave key split, afertouch support and zone presets. We spent countless hours of hard coding, design and engineering, bringing the best discoDSP team work in the form of a new instrument.
Welcome to the Music Producer’s Guide to Synthesisers, the complete guide to the exciting world of softsynths, brought to you by the experts at Computer Music magazine. We look at three such iconic synths – the Minimoog, ARP Odyssey and Roland SH-101 – and their software equivalents in our main feature on page 14. We also look at some of the ‘less classic’ hardware synths of days gone by (on page 92), and show you how to emulate these more curious synths in software.
This is a mojo set sampling of a vintage RLand Vocoder. This is just the hardware sonic footprint without any effect. Use with a plugin to add a little analog flavour espacially on instruments requiring a bit of mid range help. ( WHAT IS A MOJO SET? A common complaint facing Nebula users is the GUI and the workflow which may require a number of steps that an algorithmic plugin simply avoids. For example, to get more than one band of equalisation in most cases you need multiple instances of the plugin and the bands don’t always interact like the hardware would. But the sound is stellar. You also have a limited level of dynamic levels with eqs in a lot of cases.
