Sick 666 The Sickening KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 09 2015 | 2.82 GB

Sick 6: 666 – The sickening is a horror-themed cinematic and trailer sound effects library for professional composers, sound designers, re-recording mixers, animators, film makers and game developers. It includes over 4GB of sound designed content, with over 1000 stingers, boomers, impacts, stabs, hits, swells, falls, risers, playable pads, drones and ambiences and more. We carefully crafted each sound with a variety of tools and techniques, using organic instrument, sound effect and environmental field recordings as our raw source material to create uniquely nuanced, dynamic and vivid scoring elements that are perfect for any horror, sci-fi, drama, suspense or action scene or project.

Hardstyle Producers Multi Kit Vol.1 WAV KONTAKT

KRock |11-05-2012  | 146 MB

‘Hardstyle Producers Multi Kit Vol.1’ is a serious tool for building and creating your own track in the Hardstyle and Nu-Style genres. You will find here full octave multi-sampled kicks in the Kontakt 4 format, which will allow you to mix several samples together and create a unique-sounding kick. Reversed kicks will help you in creating dynamic introductions and fills for beats. Punch/tok kicks will bring power to your recordings. In the end of your compositions you can use unique FX and Special Sounds. Feel the power of Hardstyle productions!

Oday Audio Releases 6-7 November 2015

Teams Various | 6-7 November 2015 | 49.54 GB

News, KONTAKT, MASSiVE, AiFF, ACiD, WAV, AUDIOSOFT, TUTORiALS, MiDi and More…

58 Releases from BSOUNDZ, FANTASTiC, MAGNETRiXX, DiSCOVER, KRock, SYNTHiC4TE, DYNAMiCS, P2P and more…

DeeEx MULTiFORMAT

P2P  | Nov 29, 2011 | 1.58 GB

LiVE | RENOiSE | KONTAKT | LOGiC

Puremagnetik has released DeeEx, which they describe as a collection of 80′s FM synthesis programs based on the Yamaha DX7. It includes almost 500MB of professional multisampled instruments and is now available for Ableton Live 8, Kontakt 4, Renoise and Logic. Here’s all the details directly from Puremagnetik:

Olympus Micro Choir v1.1 KONTAKT

KRock | Oct 16, 2012 | 56.57 MB

Our Olympus Symphonic Choir Collection is a massive professional choral scoring library for the Native Instruments Kontakt platform. It’s comprised of the Mars Men’s and Venus Women’s divisi choirs. It includes 63 hand-picked professional singers from the SF Choral Society, Volti and the SF Symphony Chorus, conducted by renowned maestro Robert Geary. We recorded our ensembles in a large natural hall, us a carefully-balanced, wide multi-position array. With the help of 12 large-diaphragm Neumann microphones and Sound Devices multi-track recorders, we captured over 90 solid hours of vocal performances. We then hand-programmed each section over the course of an entire year, using specialized techniques and years of engineering and instrument design experience.

Deep Impact Cinematic Atmospheres

& SFX MULTiFORMAT

Team DYNAMiCS | January 2011 | D1: 3.02 GB | D2: 3.01 GB

ACiD WAV KONTAKT EXS24 NN-XT

Deep Impact – Cinematic Atmospheres and SFX is a 2 DVD blockbuster full of action-packed sounds that create immediate impact in any production. Deep Impact is packed full of atmospheres, special effects, soundscapes, textures, sci-fi drones and much more. It is the perfect companion for any professional film, TV or game sound designer and will give you the implements needed to create a gamut of emotional textures to completely captivate the viewer or listener.

Snow Drums KONTAKT

P2P | 2013 | KONTAKT | 85.15 MB

Our Snow Drums library is a unique collection of snow and ice impacts works well when used creatively in place of traditional kicks, snares and hi-hats or as pure sound design source material. The snow instruments were created by recording a variety of ice and snow foley, using prepared and natural snow piles, ice blocks and frozen ponds. The snow and ice sounds have been edited, programmed and arranged to create percussive playability and organized logically to allow easy use as sound effects source material.The Wintery pond instruments were created by recording a variety of stones, ice chunks and pebbles skittering over the surface of a large frozen pond in a narrow canyon, high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The results are quite surprising, as the sound waves travel over the ice and off of the canyon walls in very unusual ways.