Fairlight KONTAKT

P2P | 06.08.2016 | 1.06 GB

It all came from requests of creating a Kontakt version of our popular Reason-based Fairlight soundbanks. Underneath the patch programming there are WAVs and AIFFs and those work excellently in Kontakt as well, so what had to be ‘translated’ was the patch programming. After the conversion process was done, all 850 patches have been carefully checked and re-edited if not working properly, and re-saved. Some patches have been utilizing Kontakt’s eminent FX units to give you instant ideas of how to use the sounds; others have been left “dry” and you can then process them as you wish. What you should do when using these sounds is to experiment and tweak and save your own edits (preferably in a new catalogue and using your own patch names). If you come up with creative ideas you can also provide your patches to us and we can include them in the library as your signature patches – just like we’ve done in the Reason soundbanks.

Music Box & Plucked Piano KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | August 04 2016 | 176 MB

The Origins series returns with new carefully recorded instruments. This time we present to you the incomparable MUSIC BOX together with the sinister PLUCKED PIANO. Play the instruments individually or unleash the true power of ORIGINS with an interplay of both instruments by the powerful Multi-Arpeggio Designer (MAD) that lets you get the highest quality, creative results in the fastest time possible. The rhythmically interacting and enriching interplay of the music box and the plucked piano offer the best possible basis to create eerie, anticipation building or dreamy moods on the fly.

Harmonic Machinery KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | August 05 2016 | 898 MB

Harmonic Machinery is built around samples of 3 unique hand-crafted instruments: Ferrophone, Sonoplotter and Blue Triangle. This metallic sound library contains two virtual instruments: Ferro and Nebulon Ferro, a match made in heaven.  They both have powerful personalities that stand strong on their own, but their sounds can easily be welded together to form intricate sound design structures.

Indecent Machines WAV KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | August 04 2016 | 1.05 GB

Indecent Machines is an industrial sci-fi sample collection of cybernetic machines featuring 1.7 gigabytes of 24-bit/96khz samples and bundled Kontakt kits, created by producer/sound designer Chad Glenn. Inspired by a concept of mechanical disrepair and emergent AI consciousness, these sounds originated from field and studio recordings of various machines which were then processed through custom DSP algorithms using Kyma and other sound design tools. The result is a unique set of mutant robotics, mechanical snippets, evolving textures, rhythmic artifacts and menacing atmospheres appropriate for music and sound design projects of all kinds.

Boomwhackers Deluxe KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | August 03 2016 | 194 MB

Add a new collection of highly original instruments to your sound palette!
With a superb sound and great playability, the 5 natural Boomwhackers instruments offer great realism and can be used to play melodies, chords, bass lines, or layer with other instruments. 10 original sound design instrument and a ‘drum kit’ patch add amazing versatility to the library.

Steel Tongue and Sansula KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | August 01 2016 | 86 MB

Two unique instruments combined in the powerful Multi-Arpeggio-Designer (MAD) meld into rich and diverse sonic landscapes. With a vast set of inspiring presets and easy customization, the Sonuscore Origins Series provides extensive possibilities for creative scoring. The Sansula is a recent advancement of the Kalimba, which has its roots in traditional African music. Played by plucking metal tines attached to a membrane, the Sansula has a soft, but rich sound. The Steel Tongue Drum is a modern intrument played with mallets or by hand. With its percussive sound, it forms the perfect pendant to the Sansula.

Voice Of Native America Vol.1

P2P | Apr 19, 2013 | 280 MB

WAV KONTAKT

The only authentic collection of Native American and indigenous instruments. CD-ROM includes percussion, native vocals, wooden and clay flute samples and performances, hand drums, rawhide drums, and shakers. Vocal phrases are performed by members of the Navajo (Dine’), Crow, Shoshone-Bannock, Hopi, Apache, and Nez Perce Nations.