NI Releases Saffron Cinematic Instrument

US First in the Scene Series promises blendable cinematic textures for world-building with sound      31/07/24

NI Releases Saffron Cinematic Instrument


Native Instruments has revealed Scene: Saffron, which they describe as a lightweight, $29 cinematic instrument that can build tension and deliver drama. Saffron is the first installment in the Scene Series, an anticipated collection of streamlined instruments for composers. Here's the details direct from NI...

Featuring a central XY pad, Saffron makes it simple to blend and layer orchestral sounds to create an atmosphere, including woodwinds, strings, synths, and more. With playful randomization and over 120 presets, Saffron is ideal for those new to composition and pros alike who are using sound to support on-screen moments.

Key Features

  • 16 sound sources to choose from: Use the XY Pad to blend between 16 hybrid sound sources, effects, and sound controls, including woodwinds, strings, synths, and more
  • Built-in effects: Transform textures with a range of effects presets, including reverbs, delays, and modulation
  • Aftertouch-enabled: Polyphonic aftertouch compatibility gives you hands-on control of parameters like volume, tuning, and motion
  • Lightweight & low-cost: An install size of around ~1GB and an affordable $29 price-tag make Saffron an accessible option for composers.

 

About the Scene Series
Designed with media composers in mind, the Scene Series offers premium cinematic sounds with an easy-to-use interface. Centered around an XY pad, each instrument comes loaded with carefully-designed presets and streamlined controls, enabling you to quickly blend, layer, and shape the perfect sound for on-screen moments.

Pricing and Availability:
$29 / €29

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