Time & Timbre v2.0 for Ableton

SYNTHiC4TE | March 26 2017 | 42 MB

The updated Time & Timbre comes crammed with devices for integrating its unique groove capabilities throughout your music-making process. It’s now compatible with the new Push – but whatever way you use it you’ll be brimming with rhythmic ideas. In the process of updating their Time & Timbre for the new Push. Now you can use Time to experiment with intricate polyrhythms, subtle variations and unique swing – then apply all that groove throughout your productions.

Balalaika KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | March 24 2017 | 93 MB

The Balalaika is a small string instrument which most likely originates from central Asian lute instruments but is nowadays most closely associated with eastern european, especially Russian music. First mentioned in the 17th Century, it was primarily used for village and folk music whereas the Balalaika also starts to take part in concert performances since the 19th Century. This even lead to the forming of Balalaika orchestras. Additionally the Balalaika acquired its iconic triangular shape in that time. The Balalaika we have recorded is a three-stringed prima Balalaika which has a typical E-E-A tuning.

Progressive House TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 24 2017 | 158 MB

Adam Pollard—AKA Multiplier—is back with another Dance Music Styles course… and this time, Progressive House is on the menu! Join him, watch along, try his techniques and get inspired! What makes Progressive House different from other dance music styles and how do you produce it? EDM expert Adam Pollard is here with answers in this 21-tutorial course where you’ll learn everything you need to know about this exciting and emotional subgenre of House music. Adam starts the course by examining the defining elements of Prog House, before diving deeper into arrangement, structure and sound design. In his own passionate way, he reveals many indispensable production techniques associated with the genre such as: sidechain compression, filter sweeps, automation, MIDI effects and more.

Dance Bass Advanced TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 24 2017 | 158 MB

Multiplier, AKA Adam Pollard, is back with an advanced look at designing bass sounds. This course takes you “deep” into the subtle and complex techniques that’ll help make your dance music bass parts rock the floor! The basic bass sound design course in this series explained the concepts. You know, oscillators, filters envelopes, etc. This advanced course builds on that knowledge and delivers a wild electronic world of tools and techniques you can use to create some of the most supercharged and distinctive sounding bass parts anywhere.

Bayan KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 09 2013 | 2.10 GB

Russian Folk Series

The bayan is a musical instrument, with full chromatic scale on the right of the keyboard and basses and chord accompaniment on the left. The bayan is one of the most perfect chromatic accordions in existence today. Known internationally as a “button accordion”, a multi-timbral version of the bayan is commonly used in concert performance as a solo, ensemble and orchestral instrument. The multi-timbral bayan is available with 4 voices, providing 15 different registers by selecting various combinations of the voices. We present a sample library of a four-voice Bayan for Kontakt.

Contrabass Balalaika KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 10 2013 | 365.81 MB

Russian Folk Series

This instrument has a special place in the balalaika family. The largest in size, Contrabass produces the lowest, most powerful dynamics and sound – equivalent to an upright bass. As with all balalaikas, It has three strings, tuned E-A-D. Main Range: E (bass-octave)-A (treble octave). The notation in the bass clef is written an octave higher than its actual sound. The contrabass balalaika is played with a large leather pick, creating a softer, thicker, clearer sound. The technique for playing the contrabass balalaika has been developed and perfected in recent times; with solo performances attracting wide attention among artists as well as teachers and students

Domra alto KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 10 2013 | 279.55 MB

Russian Folk Series

The Domra alto is Russian traditional instrument in the domra family. As with all domras, it has three strings but sounds an octave lower. The strings are thicker, and the sound is softer, deeper and mellow. The domra-alto timbre can be divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower. In the upper register the instruments sounds brightly. And in the lower register the instrument is closer to bass, it’s sound is deep and rich. But it is the middle register that makes the domra alto sound inimitably. It can be compared with deep feminine voice. The domra alto matches perfectly with any instrument.