We are very excited to present a new version of our best seller library Alchemist Cinematic Impacts. ALCHEMIST 2 Cinematic Impacts is boosted by an updated version of our acclaimed ALCHEMIST 2 engine featuring important improvements and bugfixes and support for the TouchOSC controller.
MONOLITH Atmos is a powerful tool for Kontakt to create deep and complex cinematic sounds, from delicate and pure pads and tones to unreal and signature soundscapes and textures. Each instrument is composed of six layers.
This is a dying wood door from my sister’s garage. It works great for old cabins, cottages and barns. Besides all the opens and closes, there are lots of creaky swinging moves to add detail or subtleties. Hard bangs and slams for drama. Plus grabs and handling to glue it all together.
What Are These Colors? is a royalty free percussion driven melody pack based around African percussion. With a total of 46 loops (8 Percussion Loops and 38 Stem Loops) you have a variety of files to choose from that will add modern rhythm with a tribal feel to your beats. Check out the review and download your copy today!
Improve Your Audio Files. Drop in your music files. Platinum Notes will make them sound perfect. We designed it to work with music from Beatport, iTunes and other stores. Even if you buy WAV files, Platinum Notes will improve them.
‘Monstracity’ has a nice mixture of beats. From Ambient to just straight bass smacking, it’s all in here. This pack contains five Construction Kits that are bound to be hit makers in your library. You can own these quality sounds royalty-free, just load them into your DAW or sampler and work. Sample, cut, and even change the pitch, it’s all up to you! Give it a listen, you won’t regret it!
Sound design videos using MASSIVE X! Learn to create basic EM workhorse sounds as well as more intricate, evolving patches perfect for film and soundtrack work. These MASSIVE X tutorials are great for those just starting out sound designing with MASSIVE X, as well as intermediate MASSIVE X programmers. Thomas welcomes you and then gives an overview of what will be covered in the video tutorials, and then jumps right in, showing you how to craft a classic Juno Synth Stab sound using the advanced modulation features found within Massive X. Next, you’ll see and hear how to make synthetic keyboard sounds, including a patch that sounds like the legendary Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer found in the music of the classic Blade Runner movie soundtrack.
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