Vir2 announces the availability of its new Apollo Cinematic Guitars sample library for Kontakt.
Apollo Cinematic Guitars has been introduced last March (see this news), it is now available for the price of $399.95.
The sample library for Kontakt 5 features a wide selection of guitars, amps and effects, for a total of 22 GB of content organized in 5 categories:
- Ambient Designer to create atmospheres from various sounds and noises (phrases, bowed strings, finger slides on the strings, white noise, amp buzz and more). These sounds can be combined, mixed and panned.
- Pads for sound design purposes with the ability to load and mix two pads
- Swells to trigger strums for high and low iterations of major and minor chords for each sound. In this category, Vir2 sampled the sound of each note to give you the ability to create your own voicings
- Phrase Builder to manage guitar phrases
- Instruments to create performances on the fly from multi-sampled instruments (acoustic and electric guitars, harmonics, bass and sitar)
- Apollo Cinematic Guitars also includes 8 effects and modulation. Good news, Vir2 included the standalone version of the free Kontakt Player 5.
You’ll find all the details as well as demos at www.vir2.com.
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