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Ueberschall announces the availability of Chillers Joint

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Step into the Chiller’s Joint. New from the pristine Ueberschall Nouvelle series comes a distinctive downtempo collection. Chillers Joint is heavily influenced by 60s and 70s soundtracks, Soul, Funk, Dub and Jazz. Garnished with modern Downtempo Hiphop and electronic flavours. Highlights include 20 relaxed c-kits, each over a minute long, all including intros/outros verses and refrains with over 1,100 loops. Tonal diversity is accented by custom recordings of pure vintage drum and instrumental phrases, grooves as well as atmospheric terrains.

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WusikGrooveBox officially released

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A Total Groove Solution based on the same engine as Wusikstation. Based on the same audio-engine as Wusikstation, with WusikSND support and all the Wusikstation effects. Right now the product comes with only the Drumillenium set that has 103 SoundSets for a compressed size of 26 Meg. Wusik is working on more sounds and those will be FREE to users who purchases the WusikGrooveBox.

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Native Instruments releases ABSYNTH TWILIGHTS

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Native Instruments today released ABSYNTH TWILIGHTS, the latest entry in the series of KORE SOUNDPACK libraries. Highly suitable for film and game scoring as well as for various electronic music styles, the new collection offers 200 pads and soundscapes based on the acclaimed ABSYNTH synthesizer. Originally created by Camel Audio / Biomechanoid, all sounds in ABSYNTH TWILIGHTS take full advantage of the powerful sound shaping and preset browsing
features in KORE 2 and the free KORE PLAYER.

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Robin Schmidt releases a Straightliner

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New kid on the block, Robin Schmidt has released his first VSTi called Straightliner. Straightliner is a straight-lined subtractive synthesizer in a modern guise. You will find the well known building blocks of classic analog synthesizers (4 oscillators, a filter, 2 envelope generators) patched together in the traditional way.