Time+Space has announced the release of Zetamorph: Cinematic Mutations & FX and Other Worlds: Cinematic Textures, two new cinematic sound design libraries by Zero-G.
Since releasing the award winning ‘Dark Skies’ library back in 2009, UK sample pioneers Zero-G have gone on to produce an extensive selection of high quality cinematic and sound design titles from which the sounds can now be heard in numerous TV, video game and movie soundtracks.
These latest inspiring collections look set to also make it into the toolboxes of many a media composer…
- Zetamorph: Cinematic Mutations & FX — Zetamorph delivers over 2.9Gb of extreme, modern cinematic sound design and mutating electronica to create interest and excitement in your music – whether writing soundtracks, trailers or electronic dance music. This huge toolbox of transitions, textures, risers, impacts, drones, SFX, drums, hits, blasters and lots more is ideal for a variety of genres especially science fiction, action, horror, fantasy, and warfare.
- Other Worlds: Cinematic Textures — Atmospheric, organic, soothing, melodic, evolving, morphing, dissonant, distorted, piercing, chilling, eerie, driving, dark, noisy, bright, floating, spacious, overwhelming… whatever the flavour, Other Worlds brings you a vast (4.6GB) collection of cinematic textures and atmospheres created by sound designer Adam Pietruszko. Created using a combination of different synthesis techniques plus intricate effects and reverb programming, this library is full of evolving and spacious sounds that will fill your productions. Timbres range from modern sci-fi, out-of-this-world, electronica layers and effects, through eerie stingers, sweeps and howls, all the way to horror-filled, suspenseful atmospheres and melodic sequences for action/drama.
Both Zetamorph and Other Worlds are packaged with Acid Wav and AIFF Apple Loops formats plus Kontakt, NN-XT, EXS24, and HALion instruments. The libraries are available for purchase from Time+Space, priced at £55.95 GBP each.
More information: Time+Space / Zero-G