Glitchmachines has released Microsphere, a new science fiction sound effects library by sound designer Ivo Ivanov, focused on the analysis of a hidden sonic universe.
The user will find a selection of expertly crafted sound effects, including abstract interface tones, detailed scientific computations, hyper-dimensional holographic grids, precision motion gesture signals, and intricate interference bursts, to name a few. It is designed for game audio, multimedia, and music production applications.
By recording electromagnetic fields with special equipment, Glitchmachines has attempted to capture an exotic collection of hidden sounds, including audible data transmissions, noise-beds, code sequences, noise bursts, and other aural artifacts normally concealed from normal sensory perception. Captured sources include scanners, cameras, toys, modems, hard drives, tools, appliances, motors, and more.
To reinforce the library's unique aesthetic and maximize its vast sonic potential, Microsphere also includes an ensemble of synthetic tones and textures. This content was sourced from an assortment of boutique hardware devices, synthesizer modules and hybrid soft synths, and processed using an eclectic variety of specialized software and unconventional production techniques.
Microsphere comes with 3GB of high quality audio content, which has been tagged with Soundminer metadata to facilitate optimized searching and professional database integration. Kontakt 5 sampler presets are included for instant playability.
Price: $59.
