Channel Robot – Orchestral Dust v1.1 (KONTAKT)

By | October 4, 2019

 

Publisher : Channel Robot
Website : Channel Robot
Format : KONTAKT
Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo



Description : Orchestral Dust is a dual voice ROMpler designed for orchestral pads and underestimated sounds. Orchestral Dust uses version 2.5 of our innovative granular engine AGRA and offers a new approach to generating sounds using granular synthesis and produces really different and unique sounds, but always in the “orchestra” area.

Orchestral Dust is available for Kontakt 5.8.1 (Not for Kontakt Player) and above


Additional Information
Orchestral Dust features 12 different multisampled orchestral instruments – and each has a set of articulations and ensemble sizes.
Orchestral Dust allows you independent maximum control over the grain playback for each voice. You can select gain (volume), audio file position and pitch of each grain, and within each of these you can set up your own loops for modulating and evolving sounds.
Orchestral Dust also includes many β€œclassic” synthesis controls, like Attack, Release and filters, as well as a set of classic granular engine controls, like grain size (length), grain density (Rate), grain stereo spread (Width). All of these ad dup to the ability to create uniqe evolving lively sounds for your orchestral underscore.
Alongside these features Orchestra Dust has a powerful set of effects tracks and gates. There’s a send effects rack (with 4 different slots). There are also 4 convolution spaces for each voice, Overhead, Room, Studio and Hall. There’s our innovative and powerful tempo-based gating system that extends the normal trance-gate approach (which is volume-based) to add additional gating effects using things like different filter types and distortion effects.
We included our innovative scene controls too – you set three β€œScenes” or key frames for volume, pan and pitch in each voice and use the mix control to morph between them. We even added our Drift Engine for subtle pitch drifting.

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