In Session Audio has announced Fluid Harmonics, a Kontakt soundbank featuring harmonics from 30 guitars complemented by synth sounds and arpeggiators.
After 6 months of development, In Session Audio claims to have managed to produce a sound library that allows the user to do all of the following:
- Select three sound sources to layer together
- Arpeggiate the three sound sources with independent patterns, rates and playback modes
- Shape and effect the three sound sources independent of one another
- Select any effect directly from the interface (and swap their positions on the fly)
- Humanize the three sound sources independent of one another
The whole is based on the modeled harmonics from a total 30 guitars complemented by synthesized sounds. No further information, release date or price has been announced as of yet (the art of teasing, y’know), but a short video has been released:
More details to follow, and in the meantime all In Session Audio titles are still available at 40% off through January 7th.
What if we could create an instrument that allowed the user to:
Select three sound sources to layer together
Arpeggiate the three sound sources with independent patterns, rates and playback modes
Shape and effect the three sound sources independent of one another
Select any effect directly from the interface (and swap their positions on the fly)
Humanize the three sound sources independent of one another
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