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With Scene: Lotus, each sound tells a story. From the breathy shakuhachi and hichiriki to the delicate plucks of the koto, this compact scoring palette brings to life timeless instruments from Japan. Blend these with orchestral swells and radiant synths, using the XY pad to morph between textures and effects for evolving cinematic soundscapes that transition from serene to intense.

Blendable cinematic textures in a simple, streamlined instrument. Lightweight cinematic instrument. Craft orchestral swells and shimmering synth pads at the touch of a key.

New 83 samples for this new pack!

PRISMATIC 808 library, a collection of 100 uniques 808s designed by DRAYKI®

Yes, this is a VERY special instrument. No, it is not just another prepared piano library. It is literally a new, unique set of tonal cinematic acoustic instruments which you can play like a piano but... they don't sound like a standard or prepared piano. Avant-Gardist has the most original, yet natural and beautifully organic sound you can imagine. It can be dark, it can be subtle, it can be unpredictable or warm, intimate (and simultaneously extraordinary and cinematic!). Recorded and sampled with techniques which aren't used in piano libraries (explained below).

A Kontakt library and sample pack featuring organic, electric, and ASMR sounds - recorded incredibly close for maximum detail and realism. Designed for composers and sound designers looking for unique, intimate, dirty, and cinematic textures. Fully programmed into playable Kontakt patches.

Forget lifeless, overused samples. Preparist brings you something entirely different - a percussive library created from a vintage Gustav Rosler upright piano, modified, prepared, and played with everything we could find: hammers, chains, magnets, sticks, fists, elbows... you name it. The result? A massive, modern-sounding, organic percussion library that breathes character. Inspirations? John Cage, Krzysztof Penderecki, George Crumb, sonorists, minimialists and avant-gardists.

Shhh... is a Kontakt library and a sample pack based entirely on human voice, breaths, whistling, sighs and whispers. We focused on capturing the most natural, detailed and intimate sound so we can bring all its imperfection and reveal its beauty. Close mic recording, unobvious vocals and natural articulations - it all resulted in truly organic instrument.

Are you looking for a signature sound? This unusual library is dedicated to the sound of various wooden sticks (every Woodkid fan knows what we are talking about). Let us introduce to you our latest and very unique Kontakt library named STICKS: solo, ensemble & textures.

DRUMS: 14
FX: 50
MUD PIE CLIPS: 20
SOUNDS : 49

This Sound kit is inspired by the Memphis sound from the 90's and 2000's. You will find sounds extracted from old Drum and bass kits but also 86 samples and 17 vocal fills to spice up your beats. This sound kit also contains one stash kit.

Royal Digs 26 contains 30 carefully handpicked gems to give you maximum bang for your buck. All samples are key and bpm tagged along with the original names of the songs. Plus they're ready to be looped as is. Just load them up and you're ready to go. If you want to venture deeper, you can chop, re-assemble and loop again. This is what it's all about, instant creativity and immediate inspiration. All files are in universal WAV format at 44.1 kHz sample rate and 16 bits resolution.

dyap presents: pedalboard continuum, the new chapter of the pedalboard story.

this library contains 150+ handcrafted sounds (motifs, one shots, textures) processed through creative effect pedals (Mood mkII, Thermae, Blooper…).

WHAT'S INSIDE? 80 Sequence Loops: Aggressive, industrial, and hard-hitting rhythms to supercharge your tracks! 15 Top Loops: Perfect percussive elements to add groove and energy!

Welcome to the fifth volume of Game Audio Programming: Principles and Practices – the first series of its kind dedicated to the art, science, and craft of game audio programming. In this volume, some of the top game audio programmers in the industry delve into audio programming topics from low-level subjects like oscillator techniques to high-level topics such as automated testing, reverb, and music.