SOUND ON SOUND
Vir2’s compact and easy-to-use Vital Series of libraries continues with Sticks, whose sounds are derived from various sticks hitting various objects.
Kauldron is most certainly up there in terms of analogue sonics and with its combination of features and competitive pricing, should prove attractive to many.
Epic Risers and Epic Drops are designed for the full version of Kontakt (v.5.6 or later) and provide the sorts of ‘riser’ and ‘drop’ sounds that have become firm ear-candy favourites for cinematic composers, game sound designers, and music producers in various contemporary genres (EDM and hip hop).
When it comes to mixing bass, sometimes more is more, and Cubase has all the tools you need...
Phosphor 2 is Audio Damages' first of their desktop virtual instruments to be ported to iOS, bringing with it exactly the same features as the desktop version.
Mercuriall’s painstaking recreation of a classic Mesa guitar preamp offers more than just rock nostalgia.
Can Cubase’s Groove Agent SE4 take care of all your virtual drummer needs?
RealiTone offer several specialist sample-based virtual instruments and the latest release — Screaming Trumpet — is no...
If you like to explore different versions of a song (or just have difficulty making your mind up!) Cubase’s Track Versions have a lot to offer.
With a title like Heavy Industry, it will perhaps come as no surprise if Zero-G’s latest offering is intended to take the user into the sonic realms of the urban, industrialised world.