Origin Sound – Sanctuary: Ambient Dimensions (MIDI, WAV)

Publisher : Origin Sound
Website : originsound.co.uk/products/sanctuary
Format : MIDI, WAV
Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo

Description : ‘Sanctuary: Ambient Dimensions’ from Origin Sound is a haven of sonic wealth filled with ethereal chord progressions, sparkling melodies, evolving bass’, crisp drum loops, intricate foley FX and much more.
‘Sanctuary: Ambient Dimensions’ contains a carefully selected range of 50 music loops and 20 musical one-shots that will assist you in creating detailed immersive environments. The selection of various basslines, chord progressions and melodies have all been sculpted to provide a humanistic feel, even to those more synthetic sonics, creating a truly emotional library. All melody loops provided are accompanied by the appropriate MIDI parts, for those of you who want to quickly and easily add their own personal touch. The pack, you.
A premium collection of 11 drum loops provide a warm analog bed for ‘Sanctuary: Ambient Dimensions’, meticulously crafted from a mixture of live and synthetic elements. All loops split up into stems to provide easy creative freedom, allowing you to create your own unique patterns. For those who really want to build up from the ground upwards, Sanctuary provides 61 cutting individual drum hits, ranging from dusty kicks to rim shots, roomy snares and organic percussion, providing a mature drum soundscape to add to your productions.
Last but not least Sanctuary contains a plethora of unique FX, from a warped flute transitions, a huge reverb foley impact, through to contorted field recording.
‘Sanctuary: Ambient Dimensions’ is an accurate sculptured library ideal for producers looking to add a touch of organic elements and beauty to there productions, taking influence from Downtempo artists such as Bonobo, Tycho, Tourist, Maribou State and more.

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