Acoustic Rhythm – New acoustic guitar lbrary for NI Kontakt. With this instrument you can easy make custom acoustic rhythm guitar phrases and chord progressions for your music. Sounds very bright, balanced, realistic and amazing!
‘Cinematic Rhythm Vol 6’ brings you 50 rhythm patterns in WAV & AIFF formats which will take you to the next level in your Cinematic and film score compositions. These rhythm patterns, created by Bharat Gosher, a veteran rhythm and percussion programmer, are suitable for use in action, chase, and drama sequences.All the loops are 100% Royalty-Free, so once purchased, you can use them in your commercial releases without having any hidden cost.
‘Cinematic Rhythm Vol 5’ brings you 50 drum rhythm patterns in WAV and Apple Loops/AIFF formats which will take your Cinematic Background Music scoring to the next level. These rhythm patterns are suitable for use in action, chase, or general dramatic sequences, and are 100% Royalty-Free so you can use them as often as you like with no hidden cost. Created by Bharat Gosher, a veteran rhythm and percussion programmer, these precisely-crafted drum loops will give your work definition and flair.
‘Cinematic Rhythm Vol 4’ brings you 55 rhythm patterns in WAV and Apple Loops/AIFF formats which will take you to next level in your Cinematic background music scoring. These rhythm patterns are suitable for use in Action, Chase and Drama sequences. Created by Bharat Gosher, a veteran rhythm and percussion programer of this series, you are guaranteed to get usable and professional sound quality for your Cinematic productions.
‘Cinematic Rhythm: Kontakt Library Bundle (Vols 1-6)’ is a massive bundle bringing you six full volumes of the label’s ‘Cinematic Rhythm’ series for Kontakt. This bundle provides you with a total of 335 drum rhythm patterns. Aimed at producers making Cinematic background music and film scores, these rhythm patterns are suitable for use in action, chase, and drama sequences. They were created by Bharat Gosher, a veteran rhythm and percussion programmer.
100 asian percussive instrument loops.
The Didjeridu, also known as the “drone pipe,” represents 1500 years of sounds and grooves originating from the heart of aboriginal Australia. Traditionally, the Didjeridu was played primarily as an accompaniment to ceremonial dancing and singing; today the Didjeridu is widely used in EDM and the electronica scene, not to mention healing. It is believed the Didgeridu was born in the Northern Territory of Australia, In particular, Aboriginals of the Northeast Arnhem land maintained a long unbroken traditional art of making Didgeridoos – an instrument that the Yolngu musicians of Northeast Arnhem Land call Yidaki.
