The New Leading Role for Musical Storytelling

The first chapter of a musical library never captured before!

Momentum is a treasure trove of 2,500+ sounds sampled from unexpected sources that are all-acoustic, from hammered guitars to found metal objects to rare hand percussion. Add tension when scoring action scenes, or create texture and rhythm perfect for world music or cross-genre compositions!

This choir is hugely dynamic, intuitive to play, and versatile enough to score any genre of music. Perform individual syllables or build intricate, performative phrases with the Syllabuilder. OMNIA was created in collaboration with Strezov Sampling and recorded at the Sofia Session Studio.

Introducing PRAGMABEAT - Audiofier's first Drum Library
From the Ensemble Makers Series. Fast, creative, unpredictable ways to arrange your music... in a click.

NASTRO is the reel experience for Kontakt 6 Full Version!

Who knew that a short scale, violin-shaped electric bass would become the foundational bass tone for a majority of the Beatles' catalog? With its snappy attack and mellow sustain, this little bass delivers all the low frequency content you need for the backbone of your music as well as the rich-sounding sustain necessary for melodic, memorable bass lines. Speaking of melodic, there's also a slight "bloom" to its sustain, probably due to its hollow construction rather than having a solid body like most electric basses. Even though it's unquestionably an electric bass, this characteristic lends a subtle acoustic-like quality to the shape of the notes.

Evolution Vintage Gent features an exquisite mid '60s hollowbody electric guitar. One of the iconic sounds from the British Invasion, the model of guitar we sampled was originally produced a decade earlier as a collaboration between Gretsch and Chet Atkins--legendary guitarist, record producer, and pioneer of the Nashville Sound.

Evolution Django Jazz recreates the sound of virtuoso guitarist Django Reinhardt, pioneer of the Romani jazz style that emerged in Paris in the 1930s. The working musicians at the time didn't realize that they were purveying more than just jazz. In fact, the resulting style of music would eventually become recognized as its own subgenre due to its unique qualities. One of these distinctives was Django's iconic guitar tone and agile, expressive playing, which are practically synonymous with the musical style.

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