Choir

Waverunner Audio – Seven Days // Day 3: Solo Voice: Kat

Published

6 years ago

Thursday, 8 November 2018

Solo Voice: Kat

Waverunner Audio is releasing seven sample libraries each one per day for seven days. Each Library is just £10 each for the fundraising period. For every sale, Hometree plant a tree. Each library part of the Seven Days will be £10 until the 18th of November, after which they’ll go up to £25.

If you want to support this initiative and plant a tree purchase Solo Voice: Kat and help to grow some new trees.

Waverunner Audio Seven Days Day 5 Solo Voice Kat UI — Waverunner Audio – Seven Days Day 5 Solo Voice Kat UI

Articulations:

‘mmm’ legato: a highly playable, cinematic legato of the ‘mmm’ articulation with vibrato control
cc1 for vibrato control

‘mmm’ sustain: ‘mmm’ sustains with x2 rr and vibrato control
cc1 for vibrato control

Twilight Navigation: an ethereal pad turning Kat’s voice into a choir
no cc control

Twilight Navigation (modwheel FX): as above but with added CC1 control for FX textures
cc1 for gate control

Specifications:

Recorded at 96k, presented at 24bit/48k
160mb (Kontakt compressed from 400)
Requires the full version of Native Instruments Kontakt 5.6 +
Individually watermarked to you
Requires Pulse to download

All libraries are using the new Pulse downloader app to download the Seven Days libraries. Download Pulse here.

Waverunner Audio – Seven Days Day 5 Solo Voice Kat Pulse Downloader

Hometree is a pretty essential idea, plant more trees. Hometree is on the Atlantic coast of Ireland, it’s wet, windy and cold and it’s where they first started a community garden, in an unused plot of ground about 100m elevation and about 600m from the coast. When Hometree planted the first apple trees the NGO were told they were mad, that trees found it difficult to grow here, but they didn’t, they grew tall and strong and produce delicious fruits.

This was Hometree’s reconnection to trees, they saw the birds come back and the soil in the garden improves, biodiversity, more life on the hill and the seeds of change blew in all directions. One direction was here to Hometree, a group of people inspired by the lack of trees in County Clare in West Ireland and hope that they could do our part in regenerating and reforesting this beautiful mythical part of Mother Earth.

AUDIO IMPERIA

Review of Audio Imperia Chorus | Kontakt Choir Sample Library Review

Published

3 years ago

Friday, 11 March 2022

Alex Pfeffer

Audio Imperia Chorus Kontakt Choir Sample Library Review

Let’s do a review of the new Kontakt Choir Sample Library Chorus by Audio Imperia.

Review of Audio Imperia Chorus

Audio Imperia presents the all-new Chorus library, recorded in collaboration with Performance Samples. This comprehensive collection contains 24 women’s and 24 men’s voices, with four mic positions and three ready-to-go mixes: Classic, Modern, and Scott Michael Smith. Additionally, the Chorus library features various dynamic and expressive vowel articulations, as well as true legato sustains for an authentic and emotional choir sound. This versatile collection also includes a wide range of staccatos, marcatos, and whispers, providing users with the tools to create impactful and captivating cinematic compositions. To further enhance the sonic quality of the Chorus library, Audio Imperia integrated the powerful ebony by acustica audio plugin for added richness and depth to the overall sound.

The included syllable patches are Traditional, Energetic, and Slow, making it easy to find the perfect sound for your project.

With over 70 GB of installed content (in NCW format), this library is a must-have for any composer or producer looking for realistic choir sounds.

Virtual Instrument Library

Musical Sampling Releases Atelier Series Fauxgorian

Published

4 years ago

Tuesday, 4 May 2021

Thorsten Meyer

Contents

Atelier Series Fauxgorian

Musical Sampling finally releases Atelier Series Fauxgorian – a lush legato male vocal library intended for cinematic and electronic contexts.

Atelier Series Fauxgorian Patches

Fauxgorian Legato – Ooo
Fauxgorian Legato – Ahh
Fauxgorian Legato – Mmm
Fauxgorian Solo Legato – Ooo
Fauxgorian Solo Legato – Mmm
Perpetuum – Keyswitch
Pagan Ritual
The Black Speech

Atelier Series Fauxgorian is a delicious legato male vocal release designed for cinematic and electronic contexts. Produced by producer/composer Brad Jerkins, Fauxgorian’s initial aim was to produce a vocal legato library that was a bit more unconventional. We recorded three different vowels (ahh, mmm, ooo) and processed the recordings to achieve a unique, wide, quasi-Gregorian flavor that can suit a variety of modern settings. We also provided two natural solo legato patches (ooo, mmm).

Also included is Pagan Ritual – a brooding, deep, organic instrument that works great for heavy, amoebic basslines. Perpetuum – key-switch patch housing five presets of evolving vowel sustains processed with a bespoke array of hardware pedals. The Black Speech – a collection of processed whisper chants both solo and faux ensemble (try not to use these in a track at 3 AM).

Requires full retail version of Kontakt 5.8.1 or higher, the Free Kontakt Player is NOT supported.

What Is The Atelier Series?

Oftentimes during the research and experimental phase of development, Musical Sampling creates instruments that don’t necessarily belong to a bigger, themed release. Instead of attempting to shoehorn them into a future release or trying to construct a comprehensive product around it, Musical Sampling decided to create the Atelier Series so that other composers can enjoy their explorations in sample development as well.

Pricing and Availability

Atelier Series Fauxgorian is available now for a standard introductory price: $39 (reg. $69) or for Maggie/Amy Owners: $29 (reg. $69)

Virtual Instrument Library

Choirs in trailer music | Two Steps from Hell – Chaos Theory – Another day

Published

4 years ago

Thursday, 4 March 2021

Alex Pfeffer

Two Steps from Hell – Chaos Theory – Another day

Let’s talk about Choirs in trailer music. In this video, I want to explain my method on how to implement choirs and come up with a dense arrangement in an already dense musical environment.