DAG Alliance – Fire Strings (KONTAKT)

Publisher : Divergent Audio Group
Website : Contact
Format : KONTAKT 5.7.3+
Quality : 24 bit 96 kHz stereo

Description : Fire Strings will light up your creativity with 6 GB of user sounds in an extremely powerful Kontakt engine.
Fire Strings is a hybrid tool for composers and producers of cinematography. The library consists of a high-quality collection of sounds of electric violins and guitars (used by Neve, API, Universal Audio, Manley). Included more than 140 sounds, including textures and grooves.
Each tool sequencer has advanced controls that allow you to change the speed, number of steps, direction, offset, attenuation and looping individually for each element. Each sequencer also has copy / paste functions, randomization and built-in presets.
Fire Strings is an incredibly advanced tool. Combine the two sound sources and rhythmically swap out each sound or create rich, evolving sound landscapes with incremental modulation. For each sound, up to 11 effects can be applied and the amount of their control is unprecedented and opens up a huge world of audio design possibilities. The additional 8 send and paste effects make it even more useable for sound control.
The content of the library is divided into three main categories:
Tonal – this section of the library contains electric violins, sustain and textures of ordinary and long sound. We followed very much to get beyond the usual technique. Here you will find everything from standard sustain and tremolo to extremely sharp spectral sounds, harmonics, trills, wild atonal sounds and vibrato.
Risers – offers a collection of a long, protracted build-up of tension, played by various methods and fingering, ideally suited for the development of climaxes.
Rhythmic – consists of dozens of tonal, synchronized tempo electric guitar grooves, which serve as an ideal starting point. All grooves are displayed on several octaves and are freely transposed.

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