e-instruments releases Slower for Kontakt Player

e-instruments has released Slower for Kontakt Player. Here's what they say:

This project represents a deep dive into the world of analog tape, capturing the unique textures and warmth that only real tape machines can provide. With 230 presets designed from sound sources including keys, strings, rare instruments, and synths, Slower transforms familiar tones into something magical.

All recordings were made on four distinct tape machines, then slowed to half-speed, resulting in rich, low-frequency sounds all an octave lower than the original with genuine tape imperfections and warmth.

Key Features:

• Analogue Authenticity: Experience genuine, pitched-down tape sounds that bring rich, organic layers to your music.
• Four Tape Machines: Explore a variety of tones with Studer, Uher, Tascam, and Sony tape machines, each offering distinctive audio qualities.
• Diverse Instruments: Access 65 sound sources, including keys, synths, guitars, strings, woodwinds, brass, and rare instruments, all recorded on four tape machines.
• Preset Library: 230 presets from top sound designers, offering a wide range of sounds to inspire creativity.
• 27 Effects: Unlock extensive sound processing with curated delays, distortions, reverbs, and filters, all customisable in a five-slot FX chain.
• Modulation Matrix: Dive deep into sound design with assignable LFOs, modulation envelopes, a step modulator, aftertouch, and more.
• Macro Controls: Transform sounds in real-time with three single-slider macros, enabling dynamic and expressive performances.
• Additional Tape FX: Add extra wobble, noise, and flutter to enhance the tape characteristics as needed.
• Reverse Samples: Create ethereal, slow-attack sounds with the reverse parameter.
• NKS and Kontakt Compatibility: Compatible with Native Instruments Kontakt 7.10.2 or the free Kontakt player, with full NKS integration.
• Download Size: 39 GB.
• 24-bit, 48 kHz.

Intro Price: $99 / €99 until October 10th (Reg. $149 / €149).

Get an overview via the official Promo Video: YouTube/hYgaOZTkUHQ

Watch Reuben Cornell's walkthrough video for a detailed exploration of the instrument and its presets: YouTube/tHR0xWgefoA