Native Instruments has introduced True School, a new entry in the series of download libraries for the Maschine and Maschine Mikro groove production systems.
Combining classic hip hop sensibilities with futuristic sound aesthetics, the expansion provides drum and instruments sounds for productions in Hip Hop, Dubstep and various left-field electronic genres. A compact version of the expansion will also become available for the recently released iMaschine smartphone app.
True School includes 40 charismatic kits based both on acoustic and electronic drum sounds. The kits are complemented by a selection of 70 instrument sounds created in the same sonic vein, ranging from re-sampled and strings, brass and piano sounds to leads and basses sampled from analog synthesizers.
All sounds and patches in True School are designed to integrate with existing Maschine sound libraries, with categorization metadata and automatic parameter assignments. The expansion also contains 6 demo projects.
Pricing & Availability:
True School is now available for download purchase in the NI Online Shop for $59 / 49 EUR.
For the iMaschine groove sketchpad for iPhone and iPod touch, a compact version of True School with 3 drum kits and 5 instrument sounds will become available shortly as an in-app purchase for $0.99 / 0,79 EUR.
Additional information on True School is available at www.native-instruments.com/trueschool.
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