Homegrown Sounds releases AirTones for Kontakt and Motion Group Buy Update
10th July 2017
Homegrown Sounds has released AirTones for Kontakt. The library sounds use various tones and signals found on the radio to create the oscillators. They are lofi and come with whatever sound and noise is present to add a unique character to the tones.
It come with 100 samples which can be selected by either of the synthesizers two oscillators. The Synth is a dual synthesizer with 2 Filters, 3 LFOs, 3 Envelopes as well as a comprehensive FX Section. Also included is an Advanced Arpeggiator/Sequencer with 12 sequencers for various parameters, as well as many modes including standard Arps, chords and modulation only modes. There is also a Scale Remapper which can transform the pitch sequencer in real-time to any of the large types of Scales included.
It is designed to be a companion Instrument for Homegrown Sound's AirWaves.
Price: $39.99. It is available for an introductory price of $19.99 until August.
Motion Group Buy
The Motion Group Buy is entering the last few weeks, already there are 4 Bonus Instruments achieved, and 43 only more are needed to unlock the final stage, and it costs $24.99 to join.
Motion is a complex Vector Synthesizer which uses 8 Recordable XY Pads to create interesting and musical atmospheric pads. It uses 500+ simple small waveforms for the oscillators and relies on the scripted instrument to synthesize the presets. It has highly tuned randomizers which makes creating unique presets very easy and also comes with 200+ Presets.
The Group Buy adds previously existing scripts from earlier products as LTD edition synthesizers to utilize the core samples in different ways. Already Cassetto, Kosmology and Multiverse instruments have been achieved, with one final stage to unlock the golden prize; Movement. This instrument was purposefully developed to create a different vision of the Motion script using more recordable XY Pads. It also shines at making uncomplicated strong presets which can easily be achieved using the simple randomizer.
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