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ZERO-G releases DEGREES OF ABSTRACT
Monday, January 8, 2007 |
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ZERO-G Degrees Of Abstract – Multi-Format (ACIDized WAV, EXS24, HALion, KONTAKT instruments, Reason Refill and Stylus RMX compatible REX2 Files). MSRP $99.95.
Welcome to Degrees of Abstract – 2Gb of sounds that take you on a panoramic journey into a fantastic world of sound never taken before. Get ready to enter a whole new soundscape of weirdness, innovation and mind-opening inspiration.
Some elements you discover on the way may sound familiar; this is because we have taken inspiration from many genres and styles and tried to give them an experimental twist. If you like the music released by labels such as Warp Recordings, Planet Mu and Ninja Tune etc, we think you are going to love this sample library.
We have aimed to keep the content experimental and cutting-edge and perhaps a little weird, but at the same time fully usable and adaptive to all styles of music. If you are a producer for auditory or visual media you will find plenty of material ideal for radio, television and film scores.
We think you will find the content very varied indeed - manic beats, chilled out pads, disturbing SFX, serene vocals, futuristic synths, gentle guitars and a whole lot more!
This library is your first-class ticket to great sounds - which doesn’t by any means promise a comfortable, safe or banal journey; but what you can expect is an exhilarating and erratic tour of the world of abstract.
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This multi-format sample collection gives you the ultimate in sampler and software compatibility: Acid-ready WAV files. Emagic EXS24 sampler instruments, HALion sampler instruments, Kontakt sampler instruments, Reason Refill and Stylus RMX compatible REX2 Recycle files!
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Tutorial Videos
PLAY version 1.2.0 (and above) includes a new Advanced Streaming Engine (ASE) developed by EASTWEST that offers huge performance gains over previous sampler streaming engines. In this video, Nick Phoenix shows how the PLAY ASE engine provides the power to run large arrangements and orchestrations, and you will see the voice count exceed 400 stereo voices.