Kontakt Instrument Crafted From Classic Synths

US UNDRGRND Sounds releases Redlight      24/07/19

UNDRGRND Sounds says that Redlight is a brand-new Kontakt instrument that brings together the seminal sound of classic hardware synths with the industry-leading processing and performance features of Kontakt.

A spokesperson told us, “Containing more than 60 sound sources that have been custom-crafted from classic hardware synths, Redlight delivers all the sonic foundations you need to create authentic, hardware-inspired electronic music: warm bass, creamy chords, lush leads and more can be combined in endless combinations to create hybrid sounds and sequences with ease.”

Features:

  • Dual synth architecture from classic analogue sound sources.
  • A host of onboard effects like convolution reverbs, distortion, sample reduction, delays and filters.
  • A unique step-sequencer with effects sequencing built into every single patch
  • A per sound source modulation matrix for expert synth sequencing and happy ‘accident’ style programming
  • 130+ snapshot presets in a range of sound types ranging from chords, leads, bass, sequences and textures.
  • Over 60 powerful multi-sample sources with distinct and classic sounds from dance music history.

 

Redlight is available now for Kontakt 5.8.1 or above and the free Kontakt Player.

Pricing and Availability:
£49.95 

More information:

 

 



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