PulseSetter-Sounds has been known for making cinematic sound sets, but they have also been scoring and working in sound design for more than a decade in Los Angeles for countless film and TV. When PulseSetter-Sounds decided to finally start making sample libraries their personal life got in the way: In less than a few months from each other, their circle of friends/collaborators and the owner of the company having kids!
In order to create the instruments, they used common film scoring techniques like spreading an odd sample across the keyboard so the very low or high registers allow for some very cool and scary sounds and all kind of tricks and experiments with signal processing. As for the sources, PulseSetter-Sounds recorded water bottles, toy maracas, tambourines, toy tom, toy shakers, baby bathtubs, a diaper disposer, toy xylophones, and circuit bent digital toys.
Baby toys have been transformed into a rare and useful hybrid sample library for Kontakt. There are huge epic hybrid drum loops and braams, eerie hits, odd tonal keyboard and other indescribable sample instruments made with baby xylophones, baby bottles, babies crying souls and other baby paraphernalia.
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Price: $69.99
Features:
-200 Unique Instruments
-6.5 Gbs of Material (uncompressed)
-10k+ Samples from toys+Sound Design
-Processed with Hardware and crazy plugins.
-Bonus Epic Trailer Music Sounds
CAHAYA Portable Sheet Music Stand: Dual Use Desktop Book Holder Folding Lightweight Extra Stable Reinforced with Carrying Bag and Clip for Students Musicians Height Adjustable up to 54.3" CMS0204
- Sturdy Metal Support: Heavy-duty tripod legs with non-slip caps
- Lightweight & Portable: Folds easily into included carrying bag
- Dual Use Design: Switches between floor and desktop use
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