by Sound Dust
A huge pool of organic and analogue building blocks squeezed into a cunning BPM synced morphing device. Use your mod wheel and keyboard to intuitively build an infinity of urgent, thrilling and unique underscore (and overscore) from scratch.
1 Kontakt instrument (K5 & K6 versions) with 283 synced loops with an additional 500+ .wav loop full mix & stems for your DAW. 1.7 GB total sample size for FULL version of Kontakt 5.8 and/or 6.1.1
$ 46.00
BOOM & BUST is handcrafted from deep and broken organically generated sound sources.
Space Echo self osculation, distorted 808, bust up drum kits and bent cymbals, thumb piano, Voyager, Theremin, Dfam, binaurally recorded found sounds, electrostatic crackle, lovely wooden egg shakers, infinite guitar, dust piano, snow, fireworks, ghostly footsteps, softly beaten cello, nefaraphone, musical saw, stethoscope and many other unlikely sources.
Nothing in BOOM & BUST was born inside a computer, only analogue synths and real world sounds recorded through mics and processed through tape, spring reverbs, modular kit, valves, transformers and crunched transistors
In addition to the sounds in the Kontakt instrument there is a pool of 500+ 24bit .wav loops to drop directly into your DAW or sampler for extra abuse, warping and sound design
The glorious and madly creative forte of BOOM & BUST is in hitting any note and real-time morphing through four BPM synced stem variations with the mod wheel (or CC1). Then add other notes for more synced stem variations and more morphing. Bottom part of the keyboard is where the booms live and things get ‘lighter’ as you move up the keyboard for 6 octaves.
Reverse loops with the play head control and stretch single loops across the whole keyboard with the note lock. Use legato to start a new loop from where you left the last one – all perfectly synced with your track.
Every control can be DAW automated or midi learned for complex processing and jamming.
So many surprises across keys. Wiggle that mod wheel. Use NOTE LOCK ON to make melodies. Explore convolution spatial effects. Indulge in glitchy abundance. Use buzzwords like "cinematic" and "epic" AND MEAN IT.'
Torley
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