Produced by Brian D. Schum of Bela D Media.com
DSynth Vol. 1, Shadows of Luminosity is a powerful gathering of original synthetic sounds that will allow the composer to quickly create full arrangements of music in almost any genre. From electronic dance to ambient film score, your sonic vision can effortlessly be made into reality.
Almost every form of synthesis has been used to create data for this library. Content was carefully chosen in order to take full advantage of the subtractive, formant, and granular sampling synthesis potential within Native Instruments Kontakt 2.
All raw materials are readily accessible to be used as a starting point for future development by the end user. Since the samples are not "locked", our users can manipulate and modify the sounds however they wish. Creating custom banks and patches has never been easier.
Pre-release Teaser Demo
Blame The Meds.mp3
http://www.beladmedia.com/meds.mp3
The 'Blame the Meds' audio demonstration was created with 100% DSynth. This product covers a great deal of musical ground and what is heard is merely a very small taste of the DSynth pallet. The end user has the freedom to alter and redesign. The power is in your hands!
The Categories of Sound
Analog
Sounds similar to those found on classic analog subtractive synthesizers
Digital
Sounds similar to FM, AM, PD, Ring Mod, Additive, Granular, and Formant types of samples and synthesis
Hybrid
Sounds in combination of analog and digital
Organic\Thematic
Simulated and/or sampled sounds that are musical rather than SFX
Instrument
Sounds very much like (or is, in fact) a Sampled Instrument
SoundScape
Evolving textures using any or all methods
IES(Impulse Excitation Synthesis):
uses impulse response technology as part of the sound itself, rather than as just an effect.
SFX
Sound effects (not necessarily corresponding to key pitch).
Percussion
Both sampled and synthetic drums and percussion.
DSynth Screen Capture
MSRP
$149.99
PROPOSED RELEASE DATE
June 15th, 2007 with complete details and audio demonstrations to be publicize on day of release.