Publisher : Rhythmic Robot Audio Website : rhythmicrobot Format : KONTAKT 4.2.3+ Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo Description : An alternative incarnation of an antique Victorian music box! • Hundreds of samples for natural variation and character • Sound design provided by synthesized FM tones, reversed samples and altered pitches • Sampled sounds of the… Read More »
Manufacturer : Rhythmic Robot Audios Format : NCW, NKI, NKR Quality : 24 bit; Frequency – 44.1 kHz; Channels – stereo System requirements : Native Instruments – Kontakt 4.2.4 + Description : Rich Pads takes naturally rich analogue waveforms and stacks them up for a seriously beefy, warm sound. Wave 1 is a smooth, lush triangle-based pad… Read More »
Publisher : Rhythmic Robot Audio Format : Kontakt (4.2.4+) Quality : Stereo/mono 44.1 kHz 24/16 bit Description : Vintage strings Strings have a unique ability to add warmth and richness to music: there’s something about the way dozens of individual players merge into a single, stunning soundscape that just seems to capture the hearts of listeners. Of… Read More »
Publisher : Rhythmic Robot Audio Format : Kontakt (5.6.5+) Quality : Mono 44.1 kHz 24 bit Description : Inspiring alt-Victorian steam synth Across the city’s filthy, sooty rooftops, weaving between belching chimneys and arcing Tesla coils, an evil genius in a clanking mechanical exoskeleton grimly stalks a dashing young woman whose only crime was daring to dream… Read More »
Publisher: Rhythmic Robot Audio Website: Rhythmic Robot Audio Format: KONTAKT Quality: 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo Description: Eastern European barrel organ. The hurdy-gurdy is a marvelous thing: a thrumming, resonating, buzzing box of sound, driven by a hand-cranked wooden wheel and a fistful of keys. It can sound brisk and cheerful or hauntingly plaintive; it can be… Read More »
Publisher: Rhythmic Robot Website: rhythmicrobot.com Format: NKI, NKC, NKR, NCW Quality: 24 bit 44.1 kHz mono Description: The creation of Loopscape was inspired by the experiments of musical pioneers of the 60s and 70s of the twentieth century, such as Brian Eno. Eno created music by combining tape loops of varying lengths, resulting in non-repetitive, ever-changing sonic… Read More »
