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July 2015 Sample Instrument Music Demos

Official Demo for APOLLO: Cinematic Guitars
http://www.bigfishaudio.com/Apollo.html

APOLLO - Cinematic Guitars (by VIR2)

A demo for MODWHEEL's HUMDRUM Kontakt sample library.
HUMDRUM is a set of calfskin drums, bass drums, snares and toms (large, medium and small)
hits, flams, ruffs. rolls, thrumbs and squirls, with mallet and sticks.
For info and purchase go to 
www.modwheel.co.nz
HUMDRUM is the first in MODWHEEL's Creative Differences series of drum and percussion libraries.
NOTE. This Track also features metallic sounds from the upcoming MODWHEEL Creative Differences library The BENDS.


The Fog by Steve Roche and David Donaldson

High On Desert Ridge - Rod Abernethy

ETHNAUDIO 's Doudouk Vst-Plug instruments...
   A key and C Keys with real vibrato and articulations.....

Ethnaudio Doudouk A Demo

Demos written with and featuring PEARL Concert Grand, a Kontakt Player piano instrument produced by Impact Soundworks!

http://impactsoundworks.com/pearl-concert-grand/


"Frost" (Naked) by Blake Ewing - Haunting

Experience the Evolution of Cinematic Sound. GRAVITY: Modern Scoring Tools available June 9th at www.heavyocity.com 

Inferno Face - Neil Goldberg (GRAVITY Only)

Anomalies - Ari Winters (GRAVITY Only)

http://www.vir2.com/instruments/apollo-cinematic-guitars/

Too Close To The Sun

Originally featured in the CRYPT OF THE NECRODANCER soundtrack, composed by Danny Baranowsky and performed/arranged by FamilyJules7x (Jules Conroy). Get the full soundtrack!

https://familyjules7x.bandcamp.com/album/arias-ascent

SHREDDAGE DRUMS: "A Shadow to Prevail" by Danny Baranowsky & FamilyJules7x

COMING SOON: The ultimate Kontakt drum library for rock & metal, recorded and performed by FRANK KLEPACKI and featuring a treasure trove of badass drum kits, grooves, and deep mix presets!

SHREDDAGE DRUMS: "A Shadow to Prevail" (Drums Only)

All sounds Cloud Cello and some basic drum from ModularChaos Engine #2.

www.sound-dust.co,uk

Cloud Cello Demo_Anticyclone_Pendle

Cloud Cello - Through The Clouds - Jonathan Sharp

A track I made using only Gravity, from Heavyocity. Great music tool!

Gravity (Only Heavyocity's Gravity)

As promised, for all you loyal Sonokinetic followers, here's a first glimp of Tutti Vox with this demo composed by Dirk Ehlert.  Enjoy this one over the weekend and join us on Monday 14:00 (CET) (13:00 GMT - 08:00 EDT - 05:00 PDT) for the big release of all Cinematics, Tutorials, DAWcasts, demos and Lib-only demos.

Tutti Vox - Cinematic Choir  'Angel Of Agony' By Dirk Ehlert

http://www.sonokinetic.net/products/classical/tuttivox/
Sonokinetic’s next generation Choir library, Tutti Vox is a new take on sampling a 48 piece orchestral choir. 
A choir library has been on our to-do list ever since our company was in its infancy and now finally the time has come. This is not just any choir library as this project had to be approached Sonokinetic style, being as playable and flexible as a sampled choir can be whilst sounding completely realistic. 
We spent a lot of time developing the engine driving Tutti Vox and we are very proud indeed of what we have achieved; a new approach and an innovative way of working with sampled choir. 
Included in the package are three different tempo-synced instruments, focused on different elements of choral performance:
The main chunk is Tutti Vox Core, a large collection of unique vocal effects that warrant the name ‘Tutti’ because they are not dissimilar to (and hugely compatible with) our orchestral FX library of the same name. Think atonal risers, falls, crescendi, decrescendi, clusters, ethereal beds and a range of very cool ‘semi-random’ soundscapes that constantly evolve. Some of our loops are over 40 seconds long! Also included in the Core patch are full choir whispers: words, vowels, consonants and shouts, the other end of the spectrum. Whatever choir effect you need, Tutti Vox Core is your tool. It should be able to inspire and make your compositions instantly more human.
Tutti Vox Lingua is our multisampled instrument, where you choose word elements to construct complex phrases. Set up the words and then let your creativity run wild, playing them across the keyboard with soprano, alto, tenor and bass sections ranges configured to your taste. Do you want different sections to sing different words simultaneously? No problem with Lingua advanced, as you can program your choir sections independent of one another in ONE instance of Kontakt.
Also included in the package is Tutti Vox Spoken, unpitched spoken words recorded for male and female voices separately.
We, at Sonokinetic BV, are very proud to introduce Tutti Vox to you and can’t wait to hear the amazing things you, our valued customer base, will produce with it.
Sonokinetic has established a name as one of the best value & quality sample producers and with this product we’d like to underline that statement. We stick with our unbeatable pricing module and high quality sampling.

Tutti Vox Demo - NYC - by Sascha Knorr

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