Korn Deluxe KONTAKT

P2P | 13 September 2024 | 580 MB

Make A Cloud Out Of Your Own Sound

Korn is a Granular Engine that delivers unique and inspiring results. It works as a sample-on-shot player as well as a looper and granular engine with beautiful cloud textures of up to 5 grains. As a source you can fall back on an included library of over 150 carefully selected samples from the complete CI library. But you can also simply throw your own samples onto Korn. Korn comes with over 200 presets from the Textures, Clouds, Pads, Lead and Percussive / Rhythmic sections, which already provide you with a very complex selection of possibilities. Korn also impresses with its ease of use. From the very beginning, it was important to us to push the complex nature of granular processing into the background and to give to select and use all tools in such a way that the work is simple and produces fast musical results.

Soul Mania Vol.2 Deluxe

FANTASTiC | 14 June 2024 | 1.33 GB

Stuck on a starting idea for your sample? Fed up with VST plugins with weak sounds? Your solution is now here, Soul Mania Vol. 2. This soul-themed sound kit supplies you with all the tools you need to make authentic soul music — without having to buy a VST.

VUMT deluxe v2.6.0 MAC

P2P | 02 December 2023 | 37 MB

VU, RMS and PPM DIN (Type I) /BBC, DIN, Nordic

In addition to all the features of the standard version VUMT deluxe offers more metering types (BBC, DIN, Nordic) plus various channel tools, such as Mute and Polarity reverse buttons, a monitor section and the following signal processing tools: HighPass and LowPass Filters, a single band dynamic EQ with various filter types, useful to remove resonances or for de-essing and a mono maker to narrow the stereo image below a certain frequency. On top of that, each skin VUMT deluxe offers an additional contrasting GUI for the VU itself.

Acoustic Sunburst Deluxe KONTAKT

HiDERA | 01 June 2024 | 25.7 GB

Vibrant acoustic tones

From strummed chords to intricate melodies, infuse your tracks with the sounds of an iconic acoustic guitar. Acoustic Sunburst Deluxe puts a premium jumbo model at your fingertips, with patterns recorded by professional session players. Whether you’re writing from scratch or adding the finishing touches to arrangements, this versatile guitar library is all you need to enrich pop and rock productions, lay down folk rhythms, or give electronic beats an organic edge.

Serum Deluxe Collection Vol.2

FANTASTiC | 15 February 2024 | 12 MB

This is a diverse collection of presets for Serum wavetable synth a lot of time into mastering the ways of sound design in Serum. This library contains many of his favorites sounds used in his music. You’ll get everything you need for your songs all in one place, a total of 100 presets, including arps, basses, keys, leads, pads, and plucks.

Serum Deluxe Collection Vol.1

FANTASTiC | 14 February 2024 | 39 MB

This is a diverse collection of presets for Serum wavetable synth has put a lot of time into mastering the ways of sound design in Serum. This library contains many of his favorites sounds used in his music. You’ll get everything you need for your songs all in one place, a total of 100 presets, including arps, basses, keys, leads, pads, and plucks.

Compact DeLuxe v1.0.0 WiN

Team R2R | 29 July  2023 | 3.68 MB

…:VST2i, VST3i, STANDALONE:…

INSTRUMENT BACKGROUND. Among the many transistor organs of the past, also known as “Combo Organs” (mostly because some of them also had a rhythm section and built-in speakers), the Farfisa Compact DeLuxe, along with its big brother the Compact Duo, was one of the most used organs at least in the european beat scene of the early and mid seventies. The electronic circuit of this kind of organ is relatively simple, at least on paper: rather than using a mechanical tone generator like the tonewheel models (Hammond and Pari), the transistor organs used a circuit called “Top Octave Synthesizer”, TOS for short, responsible of the generation of 12 waveforms, one for each note of the last octave of the organ keyboard. The basic waveform was usually something halfway between a ramp and a triangular. The lower octaves were produced by means of “divider” circuits that could halve the frequency of each waveform, going so forth for each lower octave down to the pedalboard tones. At each division, something was lost and something was gained in terms of harmonic content. The result was that the same notes of different octaves had oscillators perfectly in sync, so all C notes were in sync, all C#, all D and so on. This same technique was also used in so-called “string machines” or “stringer keyboards” that emulated orchestral sounds (violins, trumpets, etc.).