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PARALLELOGRAM
Instruments from art sculptures and objects made of metal. With immersive rich spectrums, strange reverberant properties and slow-moving harmonic motions.
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Patches
87
Samples
2548
Size
3 GB
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From Haunted stingers to soaring bowed pitches, eerie textures and disturbed percussion
The timbres emanating from these instruments include colorful hits and strikes, spooky bowed pitches, and subharmonic friction coos.
We found that longer wires and rods will give more overtones when the stem is struck with metal beaters. And more bass resonance when the construction are struck with softer beaters.
Ideal for filmatic sound-design and for coloring percussion tracks with metallic strikes and cosmic clanks.
- Upto 3 mic signals
- Upto 15 velocity layers X 3rr
- Channel strips on each signal
- Customisable output routing
- 2548 samples
- Mighty sound-shaping tools
Haunted stingers with spooky metal bows, eerie textures and disturbed percussion. Perfect for use in any media needing a tense & frightening underscore. This Kontakt library features recordings of a variety of metallic sculptures and objects. From colorful hits to soaring bowed pitches.
We first stumbled upon the idea when we visited an art museum and came across a massive metal sculpture that was designed to be played like a musical instrument. The artist had placed mallets on the sculpture, allowing visitors to create their own rhythms and melodies.
We were immediately struck by the reverberant and dynamic sounds that were produced by the sculpture. The objects in question were built from a variety of metal parts, including wires, springs, steel rails.
With contact mics we also got sounds of a more ambient subharmonic nature. Thanks to a combination of LOM GeoFon og AKG C411PP microphones, weird atmos as well as raucous sounds from the deepest cores were captured. We used a variety of techniques to create different sounds, including striking the sculptures at different points with sticks and mallets, bowing them with rosined bows, and rubbing them with various materials to create friction sounds.
Filmcomposers and sound designers that are seeking branches of a more experimental metal nature, will find some goodies in here.
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The mixer tracks has a channel strip where you may do additional tweaks. Channels can be routed to individual tracks in your DAW.
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IN SETTINGS VIEW YOU CONTROL :
load/save universal settings
magnify user interface
velocity curve option
Articulations switching from KS or CC
Transpose
Simulated round-robin option .. and more
The interface is 2size scalable. Simple to look at, easy to play, and with advanced options available behind every control
“WOW! These sounds have so much charisma and personality!”
-L.F
“Sounds very cool, like a natural companion to Spitfire’s Mercury (which I absolutely love)
-Kem
“Sounds amazing! Were you inspired by the Myst games? Sounds very myst-ish.”
-Onaku
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PATCH LIST
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There’s an undeniable cinematic sound design feel to the library. It is a freely recorded collection of metallic resonations that have resulted in pads, melodic, hits and a diverse collection of atmospheric elements. The objects were twisted, struck, stroked, bowed or scraped to produce sound.
Ideal for cosmic metalsounding sound effects, – atmos, – film scoring and – percussion
PATCH LIST
- cosmic – cottonmouth
- cosmic – death adder
- cosmic – grave yard
- cosmic – hunka
- cosmic – mud leire
- cosmic – reverberance
- cosmic – swinging out of orbit
- cosmic – unprovoked atmos
- cosmic – visitor at night
- hit – backstreet snake
- hit – fat
- hit – fer de lance
- hit – flat iron core
- hit – harmonic motions
- hit – kles klype
- hit – kleske klask
- hit – lid
- hit – lord spring
- hit – short rail
- hit – slacky
- hit – smack it dry
- hit – spring bowl
- hit – staalorm
- hit – stone snake
- hit – suddenly
- hit – taipan
- hit – tank resonator
- hit – the rail
- hit – tiny spring
- long __ multi articulations
- long – bowing on steel
- long – electric fork
- long – in the realm of the dead
- long – poisonous gong
- long – spinning chord
- long – spinning fan on thin wires
- long – steel whistles
- long – subsonic hazard
- long – tight bowed
- long – vibrational transfer
- long – yellow chin bowed
- long hit – mojave drop
- long hit – spiral movements
- long hit – captured motions
- long hit – distant drops
- long hit – electroical decharge
- long hit – king cobra
- long hit – loose wires
- long hit – vibrating structures
- long hit – will it bite
- mel – a quiet moment
- mel – flutelike resonation
- mel – grukking curious
- mel – hiding out
- mel – skummel
- mel – subtle inflections
- snake – black mamba
- snake – black rat
- snake – spitting cobra
- barun landscape
- coelacanth
- cold crossroads
- complex climb
- concussion
- digital nirvana
- evolving circles
- extraordinarius
- foundational equation
- friction coos
- gjess
- intercession
- interconnected signals
- intersection fail
- loop wires
- maniraptora wings
- operation coalition
- polar opposite
- pulse carrier
- railway crossing
- rubbing materials
- shrine
- societal collapse
- steering wheel
- stumbling resonance
- twisted sub connection
- uneasy visitor in tube
- wheel of steel
FEATURES
Direct & instant download
Resizable Kontakt window
channel strips
Custom in-built IRs
Up to 3 mic positions, 3rr and 20 velocity layers
INCLUDES
Parallelogram features samples derived from reverberant constructions and objects. Sounds triggered by strumming, tapping, twisting, plucking, scraping, rubbing and bowing.
2548 samples
87 patches