Chill Out Pads Effects. This collection of sound is good for anyone making Ambient, Chill out, Downtempo, Electronica, Trap, Cinematic, Synth Wave, and any other future genre. Blurring the lines between performance and samples, organic and electronic. Live instruments places tangible textures & stunning instruments right into your favourite sampler.
Created with authentic vintage instruments and hardware effects along with a mixture of analog and digital synthesizers.
Chill Out Pads Effects Volume 1-5 is a collection of 290 samples. All samples are stacked with inspirational, warm and inventive pad sounds. This collection of sound is good for anyone making Ambient, Chill out, Downtempo, Electronica, Trap, Cinematic, Synth Wave, and any other future genre.
The Beginning Bundle includes 7 libraries, more than 900 sounds!
Quadrant is a modular sound generator and effects processor geared toward experimental sound design and electronic music production. Quadrant’s open-ended graphical patching system and diverse set of modules give you access to a highly customizable processing environment capable of a broad range of effects. Quadrant’s intuitive workflow and vast sonic potential will inspire you to push the envelope, while its flexible architecture invites you to try imaginative new routing scenarios. 160 factory patches were specially designed to showcase Quadrant’s capabilities both as an effects processor and sound generator. To take things even further, put Quadrant in a processing chain along with any of our other software tools. Generate vivid electronic tones or process your drums, synths, sound effects and hardware to explore endless possibilities.
Over 2000 new sounds effects from Point 12, Paris, France. Sound categories include nature, animals, airplanes, airport, trains, transportation, traffic, crowds, industry, entertainment,leisure, office, communication, household, clocks, room tones, bells, sports, scfi, and more European flavors.
As a follow-up to Audio Concepts, this course explains just how those “real world” acoustical FX are recreated in the studio using plugins. Learn how these delay-based effects function and are deployed in this hands-on course. Recording engineers spend much time and energy trying to record audio as pristine as possible. In the process, for the most part, any sense of acoustic space is of secondary importance when compared to the perfect capture of the primary sound. The reason for that is many and is reinforced by the the ability to add back the the room & space when mixing. This course –picking up where the Acoustics course left off– is filled with lots of in-depth explanations and animations explaining how all the major time-based effects work. Combined with an abundance of sonic examples, you learn how best to apply these FX adding depth, body and presence to enhance the sound of your productions.
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