AmberWood Drums

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"Lead By Nature"

Features:

• unconventional percussion sets.
• more than 100 sound sources (no loops)
  woods; metals; glass; atmospheres (like velvet rain, birds, noises, dust & dirt) & reversed sounds, ...
• build custom drum sets with peerless natural warmth and spatiality.
• sampled round robin for a convincing organic feel.

Audio Demos

The Amberwood Drums is a peerless percussion and scoring tool. It features natural wood stick percussion; atmospheres; reversed, metal and glass sounds to create spaciousness and naturalness to complement any modern music from Indie Folk & Rock over Ambient, Pop, Hip Hop, Electro to Blurred Atmospheres. Whenever warm and natural woodsticks, wood knocks, wood hits, slaps and other percussion or atmospheres are required.

All sounds have been sampled round robin in high resolution for the real natural, organic feel. The sound of the Amberwood Drums is spatial, soft and velvet but it can also become creepy and deep, depending on how the AmberWood Drums are used.

Not just only Wood Percussion

Each sound source represents a single instrument and can be layered and combined with each other to build complete new and individual, even experimental, sounds. Like kick drums or complete drum sets with hi-hats & snares are possible.

there are also beautiful atmospheres (like velvet rain, birds, noises, dust & dirt), iron, glass and reversed sounds to complement the wooden sound sources. Combine them to create gentle vintage sets or deep atmospheres and many more.

Build custom sets
by layering up to 4 sound-sources into one of the 8 Key Slots. Add widespread FX to individualize the sounding of each single source.

Snapshots
give quick access to pre-built sets. So no painstaking work is needed to use the AmberWood Drums.

Walkthroughs

Custom Keymap

Prelistening & Solo Function

Reverb & Delay Explained

Inspired by artists such as: Odesza, Groove Armada, Massive Attack, Flying Lotus, Flume, U187, Lights & Motion, Hiatus, Hundred Waters, Eating Snow, Alt-J, Michael Kiwanuka