Stone — Kontakt Player
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A collection of 16 instruments grouped together by texture and timbre, lovingly recorded and processed to eke out unique qualities. Aimed at film, media and theater composers, the tool-sets featured in Stone are immediate to use and experiment with
The 4 layered banks in Stone are akin to a composer toolkit that is immediate to use and adapt. Sculpting the sound with the built in effects processing allows you to add character or create something more experimental. Above is a video playlist of examples from composer Derek Kirkup
“From ambient soundscapes to snarling rhythmical loops, Stone will certainly add flair and character to your underscore. I certainly do recommend both Stone and Glass and I am really looking forward to what Murst Instruments creates next” – Sample Library Review
“From ambient soundscapes to snarling rhythmical loops, Stone will certainly add flair and character to your underscore. I certainly do recommend both Stone and Glass and I am really looking forward to what Murst Instruments creates next” – Sample Library Review
Banks
- Oscillate // is a collection of deep analogue basses sampled from vintage and modular synthesizers processed through a germanium fuzz
- Pivot // sustained Cello bow, unstructured Cello phrases, granular Cello and Organ fuzz. Recorded close mic for an intimate capture of the bow texture and body resonance
- Fluctuate // features hammer, mallets and plucked sounds processed on a Uher tape machine
- Grain // completes the sonic layering with a quirky selection of noise/recorded samples for depth in your sound design
Features
The walkthrough video above is a useful quick start guide
- 20 preset snaphots
- An array of effects to warp and expand the sound sources
- Front panel control over the more immediate aspects - volume, envelopes, fx sends
- Split keyboard across the 4 banks
- Buttons to reveal further modulation controls for the filters
- Kontakt Player runs on Mac/PC
- Serial redeemable through Native Access
- The manual can be found here
The walkthrough video above is a useful quick start guide