Tapsa Kuusniemi

First reaction to the basic room (room pack hasn't yet downloaded) is totally meh. Can't yet see what this offers that every other reverb in my arsenal cannot handle. hen I first saw this  though this might give Altiverb a run for its money, but listening to this is thoroughly underwhelming and I could not possibly pay such a large sum of money. I would invest in something like Cinematic Rooms from Liquidsonics... 

Have to say that their downloader is competing with for the worst downloader price. Why can't they just give the links to the files when you still have to open them to install it...

Listening to the demos I still prefer the sound of this: https://www.samplephonics.com/products/free/free-virtual-instruments/ronroco

Another track from a few years back. Trailer style, going for a slower scifi feel. This one made and published for Epic North.

1 hour ago, Amicus717 said:

Great track. I really like it.

I have a few RSM albums (Of Mists and Magic, Elevation, Fiery the Angels Rose), and I really love them. And I listen to their tracks on YouTube, so I've probably listened to other stuff you've written without even realizing it, Tapsa. 

 

 

Probably, there a few of them there.  What I'm sad about is that I am unable to release the one orchestral track I'm really proud of... But that wasn't for RSM.

Sample Sound Review took Wildebeat for a ride: https://www.samplesoundreview.com/2020/12/wildebeat-by-man-makes-noise-review.html

Updated the original post with the release details.

Still a few hours to go before the sale goes offline!

29 minutes ago, David Sprouse said:

This is uplifting.  What is *really slow motion*?  Good one,

Really Slow Motion is a trailer and production music library I write for.  http://www.reallyslowmotion.com/

Thank you for the comments! This one took so many revisions to get right...

2 hours ago, TracingArcs said:

Definetly would recommend the Ben Osterhouse over the Aria stuff. Sospiro is very useful and the others are quite specific but useful. If anyone wants an opinion on Aria stuff just go and search Aria at VI Control. It's not just bad content,scripting etc. But pretty poor customer service as well. I'd like to see Ben Osterhouse to work with Spitfire Audio. But then the price would skyrocket !!

Then again he's doing great work by himself and I feel that will lead to better results than teaming up with Spitfire. And it keeps the field more open. 

Sharing a track I wrote for Really Slow Motion and noticed they had shared on their Youtube.

5 hours ago, Marc Cormier said:

Get ready for the Aria throwdown.

Well, they kinda deserve the flak.

Already working on new things even though haven't finished everything for my next Man Makes Noise library. But here's a test of a single patch with only modwheel movement. It's from something I'm working for Christmas. 

And now with the third demo I'm ready to reveal what the library is called and what format it is going to be.

Wildebeat - a modern percussion toolkit for Native Instruments Kontakt 5. With uncompressed WAV samples to use as audio files or in your favorite drum machine or sampler!

Coming on the 1st of December!

This one is total rubbish. One of the few libraries I never found use for and deleted from my hard drive. What a mess of a library.

It is a great synth and sounds very good.

Notice, their Continua synth is already discounted so you get the -50% from the discounted price.

What is this Brian synth? 

The sales frenzy that is Black Friday has arrived at Man Makes Noise! From now until the 30th of November you can get significant discounts on all single products AND the Omnisphere Bundle! Use the code WHOOAH on checkout to get:

-50% off of single libraries

-25% off of the Omnisphere Bundle

Remember to use the code WHOOAH on checkout!

https://www.manmakesnoise.com/

4 hours ago, PavlovsCat said:

cclarry, I think I need to block you (okay, I'm  just kidding). It's like I'm an addict and you keep putting temptation right in my face. 

I just picked up another piano library from buying from your link above and I have more piano libraries than I will ever use. But I'm like, "Wait? 5 bucks for a piano library. It might be just the right fit for a certain song. I shouldn't pass this up." There really should be a support group for GAS, but everything I see is just more addicts egging each other on. On the upside, it was a mere 5 bucks.

On another note, I am in need of a decent ukulele library (sadly, while I was trained on piano, organ and drums and played drums professionally for two decades, I took some guitar lessons but just never got proficient with it, hence I've become obsessed with guitar sample libraries going all the way back to hardware synths in the 80s!). Does anyone have Splash Sound's ukulele library and want to share their opinion of it? I was comparing Splash Sound's ukulele demos to those of Dream Audio Tool's -- which is also super cheap, but not on sale -- and thought Dream Audio Tool's demos sounded closer to what I'm after, but, as always, I'm concerned with playability and would love to get some insights from current users.  

I have the Splash Sound Ukulele and it is by far my favorite. The tone is just right in my opinion.

PhasePlant is totally worth every penny. One of the best synths out there in my opinion.

I would steer away from anything Aria Sounds.