Simple Jazz Bass KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | March 09 2017 | 371 MB

We wanted to capture that semidarkness mood and the semblance of something flowing in a natural way, from the body of the player to the soul of the listener. On the acoustic side, we were looking for that round pizzicato sound with that peculiar defined fingers’ attack. If you love jazz, you’ll probably know what we mean. These qualities are not easy to be found in the same musician. This is why we asked Nicola Ziliani to work for us. We met Nicola in 2013. At that time the band in which he played was looking for a vibraphonist and Paolo suggested them to contact me. Since the first time I played with him I was amazed by the way he dived into music with his whole shape, physically playing with his body – and his soul – before playing with his fingers and mind.

The Canyon KONTAKT

P2P | 05.01.2019 | 162 MB

40 Kontakt patches of drums corps & percussion.

Number of Sounds: 2,862 / Sample Depth: 44.1 kHz

Beginners Guide KONTAKT 6

FANTASTiC | 05 January 2019 | 298 MB

Kontakt is a powerful engine for creating and playing sampled instruments. Join NI expert in this course, and learn to harness the industry-standard sampler: NI Kontakt 6! More than just a sampler, NI Kontakt includes over 43 GB of meticulously recorded samples and lots of features hidden under the hood. In this course, you learn to bring life into your music with this cutting-edge programmable sampling environment. After giving an overview of the different uses of Kontakt, Matt explains how to best manage its sample libraries and presets. You learn about snapshots, third-party instruments, NKI files and you discover what an unwrapped library is. Matt explores the often overlooked Factory Library, the Play Series instruments and Kontakt’s Retro Machines Mk 2. And then you dive deeper and learn mode advanced Kontakt concepts: instrument multis, layering, creating splits, keyswitches, sampling your own sounds, Auto Mapping, adding effects, and a lot more…

D.i. Telecaster KONTAKT

P2P | 04.01.2019 | 85 MB

String Theory is a series of Kontakt instruments based on guitar samples.

The Keyless Piano Body KONTAKT

P2P | 02.01.2019 | 1.46 GB

The Keyless Piano Body is a Kontakt Patch library that features an abandoned upright piano without keyboard. It combines the sounds of 3 extensive recording sessions that took place for the Rolfing series which was originally available as Live Pack only. For session 1 and 2 the body was brought to a studio and literally laid back so that various things like plastic balls, felt balls, glasses and much more could be thrown in to excite the strings. At the end of both sessions tons of samples were ready to edit. They now form 13 Kontakt instruments that encompass several precisely tuned pianos plus many prepared piano sets. Session 3 was kind of a field recording gig as the piano remains were meanwhile moved to a rural garden area. The nightly recordings were done 6-channel so that several sample sets from 2 acoustic mics and 4 contact pick ups could be created. Again, the Kontakt instruments from this session feature the sounds of a rotten piano that is lovely and impressive at the same time. In a second pass the piano strings were treated with a stell jazz brush to bring up 3 multi-channel sets with prepared piano-like sounds.

Deepest India DLP WAV KONTAKT

Team ASSiGN | Date: 06 NOVEMBER 2010 | 653.22 MB

We are intensely proud to offer one of the most exquisite and beautifully recorded collections of samples ever created: ‘Deepest India’ is a 3-Disc set of original Vocals, Instruments and Orchestras/Ensembles recorded on location in India specially for ZG during 1996-7. The library explores every area of human emotion from elation to despair – from hauntingly beautiful vocals, through joyous ensembles to authentic Indian instrumental phrases.

Tiny Binaural Harpsichord³ KONTAKT

P2P | 28.12.2018 | 147 MB

The Tiny Binaural Harpsichord³ remains beautifully faithful to its rare origins, a spinet harpsichord made by influential instrument maker and musician, Arnold Dolmetsch (1849-1940). But, as always with a Sound Dust instrument, the TBH³ offers much more than impressively realised acoustics and editing – it offers two completely unique and incredibly versatile ‘must have’ instruments for the modern player, sound designer or composer. Source samples were painstakingly recorded using OKM Binaural microphones, enabling the capture of omnidirectional stereo sound as experienced by the ear. The result is transparency and authenticity by the bucket load. The TBH³ delivers the resonant joy of a small period harpsichord, its ancient soundboard alive to the ring and thrum of quill plucked brass strings and the soft organic clunk of a worn wooden mechanism.