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Hi All, I just released my new soundset for Alchemy on patchpool: ![]() The soundset Warped Strings for Alchemy is the second in a series focussing on specific materials and single instruments. For this soundset an acoustic Western Guitar was multisampled, treating it with all sorts of tools to create unique sounding real and unreal instruments, otherworldly textures, groovy sequences, beautiful and dark soundscapes and cinematic pad sounds. Multiple velocity layers and Round Robin variations were produced for the creation of expressive and organic sounding instruments. All samples were recorded with 3 Neumann microphones and processed with native and outboard gear, to make the best out of the recorded audio material. A wide variety of electronic textures derived form the recorded guitar sounds were produced and often combined with the original samples and sounds resynthed inside Alchemy. As in all my soundsets for Alchemy I make extensive use of Alchemy's complex modulation possibilities and Filters, often intermodulating LFOs/MSEGs/Sequencers with each other and assigning numerous parameters to a single Controller. This enables the user to deeply interact with the sounds and shape it according to his needs and preferences. Also the patches can serve as a starting point for the user's own creations when loading new samples into them and then using the pre-assigned Controllers and Snapshots in the Remix Pad. You can view/download the PDF for Warped Strings with more details, the licence agreement and the patch list including playing tips and description for each patch here. Warped Strings Specs: 1.59 GB of original samples - source material:
All samples recorded with 3 Neumann microphones in L-C-R - 48 Khz/24 Bit U87 center mic - a stereo set of KM 184 for L-R using RME Preamps. Delivery: Download Library size in total: 1.61 Gigabyte Download size: 1.04 Gigabyte NOTE: This Sound Bank will require the full version of Alchemy. It will not work with the Alchemy player version. Price: 27 € Product page Thank's for reading Simon Stockhausen |
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A little Bumpage for Warped Strings...
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Bumping the Bank for the weekend...
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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2005 Location: Between Harmony & Irregularity
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Is this on sale?
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Within the patchpool Spring Special campaign this soundset is discounted today: Warped Strings for Alchemy 20 € - regular price 27 € |
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There is now a dedicated Mini Group Buy page on patchpool.
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This Mini Group Buy has picked up some pace, we're already at Level 3 adding some cool bonuses on top of the Warped Strings Library.
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A small Easter Bumpage for Warped Strings...
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