Bass Clarinet KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 23 May 2014 | 139 MB

Bass Clarinet is a classic bass clarinet with sustain notes about 2 seconds…

The Rain Piano MULTIFORMAT DVDR

Team DYNAMiCS | 01/17/2008 | 245.48 MB

FORMAT..: KONTAKT/HALION/EXS24

A serious Upright piano with character. Sometimes a Grand Piano is simply too much or lacks personality. Rain Piano is professionally setup to add character while staying in tune with your other instruments. A true 8 velocity X2 (pedal Up / pedal Down) The extra velocities provide smooth response from softest to loudest timbres. Recorded at Studio Kuling, Sweden using only the finest gear and mastered in 24 bit stereo.

Marimba KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 22 May 2014 | 321 MB

This Marimba has all notes (A1-C6) sampled in stereo. No less then 8 velocities/note makes this Marimba one of the largest sampled marimbas on the market today. Played using hard, medium and soft mallets.

Resonator KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 23 May 2014 | 528 KB

The Resonator is a unique sound, reminiscent of pioneering, pre-1950, electronic instruments like the Ondioline and the Theremin. Unlike those strictly monophonic instruments, this Kontakt Kit has, in addition to the melody oscillator, a set of “resonators”, which produce an ever-shifting set of drone voices, sort of like the oscillator version of sympathetic resonator strings on a sitar or a viola d’amore. It works like this: You play a melody with the right hand, and hold down a chord with the left. As you are playing the melody, different notes of the chord will be brought out as they resonate with whatever melody notes you are holding in the left hand. All this is accomplished with a custom script for Kontakt, not available anywhere else – its like a dedicated VST instrument. The result is a rich texture that constantly shifts with different notes coming to the fore, all in a gorgeous space provided by the Kontakt convolution reverb.

Section B KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | May 19 2014 | 384.8 MB

Section B was designed to be a huge improvement on Cinematic Rhythms with the quality of sounds and the amount of samples per instrument for less pitch shifting and more realism.  Section B KONTAKT Library. Rhythmic aspect similar to Cinematic Rhythms. A lot of the library is very rhythmical, including sequencers, pulses, arps and etc… As we have created some very useful custom Synths, the rhythmic patches are also very useful for the Hybrid/Cinematic genres of composition. We have also included many patches which can be used by the composer in a lot of other different styles making sure the sounds you can use fit into varies of styles instead of 2.  We have also been kind enough to include 2 bonus categories of sounds like our Cinematic Rhythms called ‘Bonus FX’ and ‘Hybrid Grooves’ These FX and loops are sampled and processed to fit the Hybrid/Sound design genre which we mainly focused this library to influence the composers in the Film/Game industry…

Indie Fingers Vol.3 Rhythmic Mayhem V.1.0.4 KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 12 May 2014 | 736 MB

Welcome to the next evolution of our Indie Fingers Guitar Sample Libraries line: Indie Fingers Volume Three – Rhythmic Mayhem Indie Fingers Volume Three: Rhythmic Mayhem is the brand new library featuring Fully playable electric guitar Rhythmic Patterns and Figures. All multisampled to keep the most authentic tone in all the range. Indie Fingers Volume Three: Rhythmic Mayhem introduces a comprehensive array of rhythmic guitar patterns, multiple techniques (unmuted and different palm mute) , which can be played in a piano-like form allowing the musicians to create and play their own lines, chords, intervals. All provided in a modular asset where all the patches can be combined/layered creating infinite combinations of guitar arrangements and riffs.

Concert Zither KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | May 13 2014 | 807.6 MB

The Zither is a stringed instrument, having many strings stretched across a thin, wooden sound box. It is played by strumming or plucking the strings, either with fingers or with a plec. The Zither is most commonly found in Slovenia, Austria, Hungary, northwestern Croatia and the southern regions of Germany. The instrument became famous by its charismatic main theme “The 3rd man” of 1949 film noir played by Anton Karas. The Zither instrument we are presenting is a Concert Zither. The strings are arranged as follows: 5 fretted melody strings, placed above a guitar-like fretboard, then 14 unfretted “accompaniment” strings; followed by 11 unfretted “bass” strings and finally 6 “contrabass” strings. The concert Zither has a rough and raunchy sound often descibed as “mellow”.