Soundiron – Sonespheres 2 – Origins (KONTAKT)

Publisher : Soundiron
Website : Soundiron
Format : KONTAKT 5.5.2+
Quality : 24 bit 48 kHz stereo

Description : Sonespheres is a series of unique designer atmospheric synthesizers, texture pads, evolving soundscapes, elusive drones and tonal atmosphere for Native Instruments Kontakt. Each volume is a study of composer and television composer and longtime creative co-author Soundiron Blake Ewing, delving into deeper aesthetics, stylized niches and concepts of production specialization. This volume was created using lush symphonic records of woodwinds with a full set of basic user controls to unlock almost unlimited creativity.
Blake brings to his craft the ability of the finest superposition of rich details, poured textures and powerful emotional weight. Blake is an American composer, concentrating on creating music for visual media. His compositions were ordered, licensed and well received by filmmakers, producers, videographers, sample developers, advertising companies, music supervisors and fans from around the world. He believes in music and has an excellent ability to elevate and ennoble the musical accompaniment.
Our intuitive user interface gives you flexible control functions for two independent source sample modules, with categories and a menu of presets for selecting each. Both modules provide automatic control of volume, attack, playback start offset, release, bass, treble, pitch, pan, filter type and resonance, LFO shape, LFO speed, LFO timing, LFO, LFO depth and LFO attack time. LFO can be routed to volume, bass and treble, pan, resonance and frequency. Also there is a cross-fader, a glato Legato system and a stepper arpeggiator system, as well as our full effect system that allows you to choose from 18 plug-in creative effects, including convolutional reverb with over 100 of our favorite user pulses, covering everything from bins and sci- ence -fantastic effects to piano strings and concert halls.

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