Tunary Instruments has announced the launch of the Cinematic Soundscape Collection, a collection of sound-design instruments that start generating the moment you open them.
Built for scoring space, texture and mood, the collection comprises a drone and texture engine, granular sculpting sampler, and a self-playing glacial ensemble.
Each one is already moving the moment you open it, so your time goes into choosing, not building a patch from a blank screen.
- VRESK is a drone and texture engine. One continuous voice with nine engines and two reverb spaces beneath it, all steered by a single big ROOT knob, from metallic beds and slow evolving pads to risers, impacts and room tone. Feed in your own audio and it becomes the raw material.
- DRUSK is a granular sculpting sampler. Drop in any sound and DRUSK casts it into a part, then writes bass, melody, drums and chords around it, every note in key. Push COMPOSER the other way and you sculpt it yourself, grain by grain, across four tracks, with a performance strip for playing the whole thing live.
- NIVREN is a self-playing glacial ensemble. Eight synthesised ice voices drift and evolve on their own into slow, wide beds. Hold no note and it still sings. Twelve scenes, and MIDI clock sync that locks the drift to your session tempo.
The plugins are available in AU, VST3, AAX and standalone formats for Windows and macOS, priced $39 USD each or $99 USD for the full Cinematic Soundscape Collection.
More information: Tunary Instruments
