Tarot
The rich undercurrents and history of the Tarot deck inspired Alexander Hacke's unconventional new soundset for Hive: Tarot. Sonic motifs and themes wind throughout the soundset, guided by the meaning and interpretations of each card. Immerse yourself and let the sounds guide you, or find your own path.
Tarot divides sounds into suits rather than the more traditional categories, but you will still find plenty of bassy growls, dense textures, intense leads and intriguing sequences. Alexander Hacke's mastery of sound design and his singular aesthetic in Tarot will provide hours of exploration in esoteric soundscapes.
Listen to demo tracks, find more info and download on the u-he website.
Available here: u-he.com/hive-tarot
Price: Free download
Demo tracks:
https://soundcloud.com/uheplugins/sets/ ... nder-hacke
New free soundset for Hive: Tarot (created by Alexander Hacke)
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- KVRist
- 211 posts since 23 Feb, 2011 from Norway
I really would like to thank Alexander Hacke (and U-He, of course) for the free Tarot soundset.
It shows up the unusual side of Hive in an amazing manner. Yes, Hive is welll known for being an EDM straightforward beast, yet, Hacke demostrates how using the true fundamentals of sound design one can create many unexpected, unpredictable, beautiful sounds. Starting from the very basic rules of what a synth is, not using the fancy shortcut of the "super power of the ultimate advanced hyper-automated hidden" feature, Hacke has created many surprisingly interesting, unheard and usable sounds. This is the art of sound design, indeed. And it's for free.
Thank You!!
(BTW, this is not a review, this is what I feel...
)
It shows up the unusual side of Hive in an amazing manner. Yes, Hive is welll known for being an EDM straightforward beast, yet, Hacke demostrates how using the true fundamentals of sound design one can create many unexpected, unpredictable, beautiful sounds. Starting from the very basic rules of what a synth is, not using the fancy shortcut of the "super power of the ultimate advanced hyper-automated hidden" feature, Hacke has created many surprisingly interesting, unheard and usable sounds. This is the art of sound design, indeed. And it's for free.
Thank You!!
(BTW, this is not a review, this is what I feel...
)