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Flowstate will instantly transform any audio clip into a malleable, shifting musical form. Drag and drop your own audio to create morphing textures as you move between 5 different harmonic states. Everything from drum loops to pure noise can be transformed into a living, pitched musical soundscape.

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The Soniccouture Orchestral Chimes Collection is surely the most detailed sampling of these instruments to date. Often an afterthought even in larger orchestral percussion libraries, here they are thrust into in the spotlight: comprehensive mallet selections with a very high level of velocity detail give each instrument an unprecedented realism when played.

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THRENODY samples a massive string section of 60 musicians, creating a textural playground of col legno clattering, clusters, clouds of activity, and arcs of glissandi. Avant-garde & extended playing techniques like these have long been a foundation for sci-fi and horror soundtracks, where the orchestra becomes a shifting edifice of sound.

Free Download Soniccouture Array Mbira v1.5.0 KONTAKT | 4,34 GB
The Mbira is a folk instrument originally from Africa. Sometimes called a Thumb Piano, Sanza, or Kalimba, they are generally home-made and consist of metal tines attached to a piece of wood, which are plucked with the thumbs. They are mostly small, with a handful of notes.
Array Instruments, started by Bill Wesley and Patrick Hadley, have taken the concept of this ancient African idiophone to a whole new level, not only in terms of instrument design but also in purity of sound, and range of pitch.

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The Kim is a type of dulcimer or zither from Thailand, and is related to the Chinese yangqin. The instrument consists of a flat soundbox with 42 wire strings stretched across in 14 sets of 3. The courses are struck with two thin bamboo mallets with soft leather tips.