Sample Logic and System Blue have joined forces to release Rumble - a Kontakt Player virtual instrument that combines traditional marching drums with cinematic sound design.
Rumble delivers a set of marching drum samples. Each instrument was captured using film score recording techniques at multiple dynamic levels, round-robins, and at close, mid, and far microphone placements. Sample Logic and System Blue have also partnered up with Avid delivering Rumble with integration in Avid’s Sibelius 7 music notation software.
Rumble offers control over sound and performance, thanks to Sample Logic’s Kontakt Player interface. Building on the “multi-core effects sequencer” first introduced in their Cinematic Guitars collection, Sample Logic is designed to let you control everything from spatialization and sound-swirling effects to sequencers, LFOs, programmable arpeggiation, a Rhythmic Articulator, and a multi-microphone mixer. Rumble also contains a newly invented loop engine that displays loop slices graphically and supports independent editing, effects processing, and real-time automation of each slice. All together, Rumble features 40 screens of user interface controls.
Every instrument included in Rumble has a set of parameter randomization options designed to give you power to morph and sculpt the instruments in the library.
Technical Specifications:
- Kontakt Player 4.2.3 or higher.
- Kontakt (Player) 4 supports: Stand-alone, VST, Audio Units, RTAS (Pro Tools 8 and higher), DXi, ASIO, Core Audio, DirectSound, WASAPI.
- Native 64-bit support for stand-alone and plug-in versions on both Mac and PC.
- Compatible with major DAWs and with music notation software.
Pricing & Availability:
Rumble has an MSRP of $299.99 and is now shipping. Rumble Download Version will be available August 16, 2011.
Read more at samplelogic.com/rumble.
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