Currents for Multiphonics CV-2

CURRENTS by Adam Pietruszko

From bold to delicate, Currents features textural sonorities, spacious panoramas, experimental layerings, and moving atmospheres.

With Currents, seasoned sound designer Adam Pietruszko returns with a fantastic collection of creative Multiphonics sounds. Ideal for cinematic scoring, ambient, chill wave, and organic electronica, Currents is full of texture, movement, and atmosphere. With textural sonorities ranging from bold to delicate, this sound pack features organic sequences, generative rhythmics, evolving drums, and thick leads, for spacious panoramas and experimental layerings. Add movement, randomness and responsiveness to your production with carefully routed and powerful macros spicing up your recordings with a unique finishing touch. Let Currents flow through your next project and experience its power.

This sound pack features 20 unique patches along with five variations for a total of 100 sounds.

COMPATIBILITY

Compatible with Multiphonics CV-2, Multiphonics CV-1, and the free AAS Player. Created with Multiphonics CV-1, but remastered for Multiphonics CV-2.

WHAT'S INCLUDED WITH MY PURCHASE:

• 100-preset pack for Multiphonics.
• AAS Player plug-in (VST, AU, AAX).
• Serial number.
• Installation instructions.

WORKS TWO WAYS

Currents works with Multiphonics CV-1/CV-2. You can obviously play and edit the sounds in Multiphonics CV-1/CV-2, but you can also access and play them via the free AAS Player plugin included with your purchase.

AAS PLAYER (FREE—INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE):

• Distraction-free playing experience.
• Hundreds of free extra presets via Swatches.

MULTIPHONICS CV-2 (SOLD SEPARATELY):

• Sound manipulation at the source core.
• Starting point for new sound design ideas.

WHO'S ADAM PIETRUSZKO

Adam Pietruszko is a sound designer and audio engineer from Poland. Even though he specializes in cinematic and avant-garde sound design, his expertise also covers genres ranging from electronica, experimental music, techno, IDM, Synthwave, EDM, and many others. Adam also teaches at the Academy of Audio Engineering and the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw, Poland. He provides lectures on sound synthesis, acoustics, electroacoustics, digital audio theory, as well as electronic music and FX production.

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