Dystopian Synth From Look Mum No Computer

US Impact Soundworks releases Circle Drone of Doom      23/09/26

Impact Soundworks has released Circle Drone of Doom (CDoD), a Kontakt instrument made in collaboration with youtuber and 2026 Eurovision performer, Look Mum No Computer.

A spokesperson told us, "This dark and dystopian instrument is a two for one package. Both a synth and a drone, this is perfect for all your gritty, crunchy composition needs. Featuring six analog oscillators, dual-stage distortion, and over 125 presets, CDoD has sounds for dystopian worldbuilding, metal guitar doubling, and much much more. It's also available in the free Kontakt Player."

Sonic Mayhem, Simplified
A totally unique UI invites creative experimentation. Just enough controls to give a huge range of sounds, without ever being overwhelming to work with.

Six Pure Analog Oscillators
The foundation of the instrument, each independently-tunable up to 3 octaves. Multiply them via the MORE knob for up to 48 oscillators per voice. Detune and stereo spread with THICK. Morph the waves with the SHAPE control.

One-Knob Galactic Reverb & THX Effect
Bring all 6 knobs into perfect unison (and back into chaos again) with the central UNITY knob for a true wall of sound. Then engulf your sound in cosmic reverb.

Dual-Stage Distortion
A badass custom effect that puts the "DOOM" in the name. Drive it from lightly crunched to total oblivion, with adjustable TONE and three different COLOR flavors: Dark, Balanced, Bright.

Easy Motion Control
Add filter envelope movement and LFO modulation with just a couple knobs, great for undulating pulses, sweeps, stabs, and more.

125+ inspiring presets
Custom-built, out-of-the-box sounds perfect for cinematic scores, game soundtracks, and modern metal. Or make your own

Pricing and Availability:

$49

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