Detunized is delivering statements from the lower floors of universe.
Hades is a new collection of virtual instruments for Ableton Live, Propellerhead Reason and FL Studio.
According to Detunized, it contains “material from the borderline between harmonic tonality and inharmonic textures.” The extension includes 29 instruments consisting of 184 samples, each one mapped accross the whole keyboard range, the company says.
Installation and usage instructions are part of every download. Download sizes are about 330, 260, 200 MB for FL Studio, Live, Reason.
More info and audio samples at: www.detunized.com/extension_of_the_month
Detunized extensions are purchasable via subscription or instant buy for Ableton Live, Porpellerhead Reason and FL Studio.
According to Detunized, it contains “material from the borderline between harmonic tonality and inharmonic textures.” The extension includes 29 instruments consisting of 184 samples, each one mapped accross the whole keyboard range, the company says.
Installation and usage instructions are part of every download. Download sizes are about 330, 260, 200 MB for FL Studio, Live, Reason.
More info and audio samples at: www.detunized.com/extension_of_the_month
Detunized extensions are purchasable via subscription or instant buy for Ableton Live, Porpellerhead Reason and FL Studio.
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