Boscomac has announced the release of the ‘Patasonix drum synthesizer instrument for Native Instruments Reaktor.
The ‘Patasonix drum synth module for Native Instruments Reaktor 5.
‘PATASONIX is not a post-mortem movement introduced by Alfred Jarry of the kingdom of the dead but a punchy drumbox.
Based entirely on sound synthesis, it includes a magic button that expands its sounds in industrial world.
‘Patasonix is mapped to the GM standard and the button AIS plays an artificial autonomous sequence, practical to fine tune the sound. Note that the drumbox is usable in multi-out with “Sculptor” effect separate.
The ‘Patasonix ensemble is a free download. Donations are appreciated.
Icebreaker Audio has announced the release of S.O.O.G. (Sub Octave Oscillator Generator), a free analogue style octaver effect for Native Instruments Reaktor 5.8.
The effect produces a fuzzy version of the input signal, by generating a modulated square wave one octave below the tracked pitch. This fuzzy octave can then be filtered to smooth out the tone, or to create synth style sounds.
The effect works best on monophonic instruments with strong fundamental frequencies like bass guitars or clear vocals.
The ensemble is a free download from Icebreaker Audio.
Boscomac has announced the release of Boxymuse, a free music box inspired ensemble for Native Instruments Reaktor.
As we approach the Christmas fest, a distant memory inspired me this music box which will delight probably composers of film music.
The instrument provides three octaves, a setting of color of harmonics and mechanics of noise. Finally, it’s by turning the modulation wheel that the box is back forward.
Boscomac has also announced improvements to various ensembles:
SPRINGTIME: optimization mono / stereo
ECHOPHONIC: fix buffer size
FORDIST: better management mode solo / mute
RETRO BEAT: GM mapping (only now !)
WURLITSAR: a small value changed…
CLAVINESS: Midi connection fixed to “All instruments”
Twisted Tools has released its holiday gift Sounds of S-LAYER, a free sample pack.
The sample pack features 20 kits, formatted for Maschine, Ableton Live and Reaktor. The 20 kits are based on a fraction of the sounds from their sample layering sound creation tool, S-LAYER, released earlier this year.
Sounds of S-LAYER features
20 FREE kits (160 oneshot .wav files).
Based on Twisted Tools S-LAYER kits.
Mapped and formatted for Maschine, Ableton Live and Reaktor.
Tagged Maschine files.
The sample pack is a free download at Twisted Tools.
Twisted Tools is also offering a 25% discount on all its products until December 31st, 2012. Use coupon code XMAS at checkout.
Musicrow has updated its Golden Ensembles for Reaktor to version 3.09, which now includes the new SuperPan panning effect.
SuperPan is a special panning effect that enables users to place sounds out of the speakers. Based on sophisticated psychoacoustic methods, SuperPan can be used for the creation of unnaturally wide mixes, for special ‘pop out’ effects, and for adding unusual motion effects within regular and distorted spaces. Many surprising pre-made ‘spacey’ presets are included.
SuperPan features
Pan out of the speakers.
Create super wide stereo mixes.
Extreme 3D effects.
Add unusual motion.
Modulators: Two Sequencers and an LFO.
Many surprising ‘spacey’ presets.
SuperPan is available as part of Golden Ensembles 3 that now contains 45 ensembles, synthesizers and effects for NI Reaktor 5. The update is available for free for Golden Ensembles 3 users.
Musicrow has also announced a limited time Xmas Sale.
Don’t miss our special Xmas prices! Golden Ensembles for NI Reaktor, Analog Sound Collection for Arturia synths and our VSTi are 40% OFF until Dec 31, 2012
Boscomac has released Brownknee, an effect ensemble for Native Instruments Reaktor.
It is an effect of modulation which includes TREMOLO, VIBRATO and PANOLO. His originality comes because the modulation evolves randomly according to the dynamics of the movement brownien.
let yourself be guided by a rhythm that does not need you …
The ensemble is a free download. Donations are welcome.
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