ARTEFACT by Dark Intervals is an ambient cinematic toolkit based on ambient pads, ambient motions and various sequences and textures.
As opposed to our previous pad instruments we released, these sounds are less synth sounding, and they are supposed to be your ambient bed for various types of exotic , meditational and similar sonic journey.
Please note: FULL retail version of Kontakt 6.3.2 or later is required. NOT for Kontakt Player.
$49.00
When you buy this library, you get TWO folders :
FOLDER 1 has 4 categories of instruments: (and multis)
FOLDER 2 contains :
In both folders, categories “TEXTURES AND PADS” AND “ETHEREAL EXPERIMENTS” contain exactly the same sounds, but are mapped in a different GUI.
The GUI in the first folder used entirely TIME MACHINE PRO playback mode.
Because of that, if you play complex harmonies on some pad sounds, you might hear voice choke.
So that is why we took 2 categories based on pad sounds, and packed them in another GUI which uses DFD playback option, and gives you a higher number of voices, and put it into a folder :
ARTEFACT-TEXTURES AND PADS
So you can choose which GUI you want to use when playing these specific instrument categories.
Below, you can see main interface which you will find in folder ARTEFACT-AMBIENT CINEMATIC TOOLKIT.
On this interface you have various adjustment options, such as playback speed change, attack/release adjustment, overdrive activation and knob, chorus, HPF and LPF with adjustable resonance, reverse playback, legato playback and delay/reverb.
You have also PAN and stereo spread.
On the second page of interface you will have delay and reverb parameters (all explained in manual)
Here is the interface for ARTEFACT-TEXTURES AND PADS
This interface has only one page. It has HPF and LPF adjustment knobs, attack/release adjustment, delay and reverb with several parameters editable.
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Vladimir Tretiak (verified owner) –
Excellent pads and meditative rhythmic arps instrument
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I bought Artefact. It would be way easier if i could install it via Native Access. I havent found a way yet to embed it comfortably.