Spitfire Audio Alev Lenz — 3 (Digitālais produkts)
Zīmols: Spitfire Audio
Produkta kods: 1208674
Zīmols: Spitfire Audio
Produkta kods: 1208674
Spitfire Audio Alev Lenz — 3 (Digitālais produkts)
Spitfire Audio Alev Lenz — 3 is a unique collection of evolving drones, haunting vocals, and textural beds created in collaboration with the acclaimed composer Alev Lenz, known for her work on the hit series Black Mirror. This library is designed to inspire composers, sound designers, and producers seeking to add dark, cinematic textures and immersive atmospheres to their music and soundtracks.
The sound palette of 3 is built from Alev Lenz’s distinctive voice and instrumental recordings, which have been synthesized, stretched, and manipulated to generate a rich variety of moods and sonic landscapes. The library features 21 original patches that range from rhythmic vocal hooks and evolving drones to lush, cinematic beds that develop over time, perfect for trailer music, film scoring, and creative sound design.
Presented in Spitfire Audio’s award-winning dedicated plug-in, the collection allows intuitive exploration of sounds, making it easy to shape evolving textures and haunting atmospheres. The library also includes three “Interactive Album” patches that let you reimagine and recreate sounds directly taken from Alev Lenz’s album, bridging the gap between composition and sound design.
Key features include:- 21 exclusive patches featuring vocals, drones, and textural beds
- Sounds crafted from Alev Lenz’s voice, piano, and experimental electronics
- Perfect for cinematic scores, trailers, and atmospheric music
- Interactive Album patches inspired by Alev’s album for creative sound manipulation
- Easy-to-use dedicated Spitfire Audio plug-in for rich sound exploration
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Win 10 <, Mac OSX 10.15
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Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM
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