Shinobi Drum Kit Vol.1

FANTASTiC | 04 November 2020 | 27 MB

Opacity II KONTAKT

Team FLARE | 04 November 2020 | 4.90 GB

Opacity II is a boutique collection of Cinematic Guitar and professional six string performances that will work across Film, TV, Sound Design, Documentaries, Games, Film Trailers, Commercials and Contemporary Cinematic and Ambient music. The library provides deeply manipulable guitar sounds that are endlessly diverse and expressive. From nice & rich atmospheres, to percussive rhythms, beautiful harmonics, lead licks, phrases, sequence loops, ensembles, and shimmering stretched out atmospheres. Created and performed by the Washington DC based duo Terre Grande, specializing on epic cinematic music and achieving a unique blend of sounds from the quietest moments of dawn, to the clashing loudness of a huge waterfall. Terre Grande partner with Audiomodern to deliver a unique virtual instrument that is reflective of the amazing earth surrounding us. The unique playing style captured showcases the Electric guitar in its natural beauty, featuring percussive rhythms, beautiful phrases, lead licks, hammer hits, ensembles, and textured atmospheres.

212 VC30 BLU-12C WAV

P2P | 04 November 2020 | 368 MB

Toxic Sunshine

FANTASTiC | 04 November 2020 | 558 MB

WAV MiDi TEMPLATES / (With Bonuses)

Stop making Loops that never turn into finished songs! Toxic Sunshine was created with the arrangement in mind. This includes sections for intros, bridges, hooks, etc. Each of these Compositions include the track stems, so you can mix, match, and arrange them in multiple different ways. There is over 100 stems included in this kit, with 14 different patterns.

412 MAR-CB GB-M25 IR

P2P | 04 November 2020 | 183 MB

115 VVRB E130 IR WAV

P2P | 04 November 2020 | 360 MB

What It Is! ’70s Analog Funk

Team: DYNAMiCS | Date: May 2010 | Size: 1,33 GB

24BiT ACiD/WAV

To arrive at the Sony Sound Series Premium Collection level, you need to have it all—great players tracked in a great studio, a wise producer at the desk, and dead-accurate loop slicing on a 24-bit block. What It Is! ‘70s Analog Funk makes the grade. Let’s start with the technology. Color me vintage—24-track analog recordings, brothers and sisters. Total saturation. Enough said. The producer and the studio? Mark Whitcomb and 4000 square feet of prime jam space filled with all the right toys. The sounds? Sweet, funky music played live by seasoned pros who built a nonstop idea mill and ran it for days to grind out the funky source materials for this brand new bag. Mark and his crew pushed the VU meters into the red zone and harnessed all the power of funk, thriving in its native environment: vintage kit drums, electric basses and pianos, real organ and clavinet, rhythm guitars, full horn section, congas, bongos and assorted hand percussion, vocal shouts, and more.