Tempo-synced Drums, Pulses and Tones
Drum pulses, tonal pulses, and plucks are the three components of Total Sync that are used to create rhythmic content. You may find contemporary drum and percussion loops, tonal pulses, and short instruments that are ready to be arped in these instruments. Everything in this library syncs to your DAW's tempo. You will receive a novel element for the composition right away thanks to its creative randomizing capability.
Reticle: Total Sync has a simple, clear, and cutting-edge user interface. All sound components are shown in waveform windows, and you can simply explore through individual loops and samples. The interface has a dual FX system with rotator, reverb, filters, delays, equalization, distortion, and lo-fi. With integrated adaptable step-sequencers that sync to the tempo of your DAW, many of these effects can be automated.
Please note: The FULL version of Kontakt 5.8 is required.
Please notice: This library can not be used with the free Kontakt Player! To use this "Open Kontakt" format, you need a full version of Kontakt, which is included in products such as Komplete or Komplete Ultimate.
The minimum required Kontakt version number for this product is stated in the product description or can be found on the developer's website.
System Requirements:
Mac:
- macOS 10.14 or higher
- 64 bit
- Intel Core i5 or Apple M1 (native)
- RAM: 4GB (6GB recommended)
Windows:
- Windows 10 or higher
- 64 bit
- Intel Core i5 or similar CPU
- RAM: 4GB (6GB recommended)
Supported Interfaces:
- Mac (64-bit only): Stand-alone, VST, VST3, AU, AAX
- Windows (64-bit): Stand-alone, VST, VST3, AAX
Legacy Versions:
If you require legacy installers of Kontakt Player please refer to this Knowledge Base Article.
The Last Haven products require you to register at www.lootaudio.com to activate your license. To use Kontakt Player Libraries you also need to register with www.native-instruments.com.
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