Harmonic Bloom: Import Your Own Sounds and Find Your Voice
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- čas přidán 15. 12. 2022
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Harmonic Bloom exploits the concept of the harmonic series to turn noise into musical material that can be used in your compositions.
You can drag and drop any “noisy” sample in the GUI, or choose from one of the 30 included different flavours of noise and just start extracting harmonics from these chaotic waveforms to obtain a musical pitch.
This is only the beginning: use the built-in LFOs to independently modulate panning, volume and filters of each single harmonic! Creating lush, evolving soundscapes is as easy as turning a few knobs.
The noise is only half of this incredible library. Add a second layer from a curated selection of deep sampled sound sources ranging from rare instruments to classic analogue synths, from guitars to reamped acoustic instruments… ever wondered how a french horn played through an electric guitar tube amp sounds like? How about a classic analogue mono-synth from the 60ies passed on cassette and through a granular processor? We have both of those.
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All I can say is wow! This sounds like the perfect tool for anyone creating ambient music and in need of lively soundscapes. The possibilities seem quite limitless. Beautiful.
Thank you so much Andy!
sounds cool
Endless possibilities, it is a true soundforge
Thank you!
@@SonoraCinematic you are most welcome
Molto bello Alessandro!
Grazie!
WOW ❤❤❤💎💎💎❤❤❤ will get it soon
Thank you so much!
Requires the latest version of Kontakt 7 / player
Yes, but it’s a free download: www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-7-player/
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6:09 Sounds like a beautiful ethereal piano
I noticed you have a PWM Malevolent there, how you getting on with it?
it's an insane synth. I kind of love it but it can be a little unstable with the tuning and the filter's cutoff has a weird range. That said, it's lot's of fun and NOT subtle, I've used it quite a lot surprisingly, it works best with the Nine Inch Nails -type of synth work, dirty and aggressive yet somewhat minimal. I've actually sampled a couple of patches for I library I produced for someone else, should be coming out fairly soon.
@@AlessandroMastroianni Cool, thanks for the insights, i'll keep a look out for the sample library