Description
Subfrost is a simple twist on a classic sound: the Appalachian mountain dulcimer combined with ultra-high sample rate recordings pitched to extreme depths creating gorgeous cinematic textures and plucks.
Sampled at 192k and recorded at 32bit with high-fidelity measurement microphones, Subfrost brings the Appalachian dulcimer to new depths by creating morphed and twisted versions of the source material. Designed to create cinematic underbeds or add a creative twist to your project, this library is as much a layering tool as it is a standalone scoring companion when you need something just a bit different.
Demo:
What’s Inside:
- 1 DS Library File
- 13 Pitch Warped Patches
- 10 Granular Texture Patches
- 10 ‘Natural’ Patches
- Dual IR Engines (Reverb + Amp Sim)
This Decent Sampler sample library works with the free Decent Sampler player plugin (available for Windows, Mac, and Linux). Download it here.
Anónimo (verified owner) –
Excelente
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I personally lean more Lynch than EDM, and this is probably the Venus Theory library that aligns closest to my subjective tastes: moody, multi-layered, evolving pads with a lot of control around where those sounds are spacially.
Some of the UI is intuitive, but there are aspects that, like other VT plugins, I wish had text labels. ADSR is obvious enough, but the rest can still require some re-discovery if I’ve left the realm of VT plugins for a bit.