Drumdrops are launching the brand new Vintage Folk Rock Kit for Native Instruments Kontakt 5.5 (full version of Kontakt is required). The product will go online today at 4PM BST with 15 free copies available for the quickest visitors and reduced pricing for the first 50 customers.
With this latest addition their lineup of excellent virtual acoustic drum instruments for Kontakt, Drumdrops have stepped things up by including a brand new Kontakt engine developed by Divergent Audio. The new Vintage Folk Rock Kit instrument comes with even more features than Drumdrops’ earlier Kontakt releases, such as the brand new built-in mixer with direct channel routing to the DAW’s mixer, new channel effects, new master bus effects, as well as the excellent Mic Mix section to take control over the five microphones that were used to record the kit.
We’ll provide more info in a forthcoming in-depth review on our website, but for now you can take a look at the full list of features on the official product page. In practice, the samples sound fantastic which isn’t much of a surprise for a Drumdrops library. The Kontakt instrument, though, is snappier, more polished and easier to use than ever before. This is a serious step up for an already fantastic lineup of virtual drum kits for NI Kontakt.
The Giveaway
Vintage Folk Rock Kit for Kontakt will launch today at 4PM BST at the Drumdrops website. If you hurry up, with some luck you can get the product completely free of charge, or at a significant discount. Here’s a closer look at the available discounts:
- The first 15 copies are FREE.
- The next 25 copies are priced at £15.
- The next 25 copies after that are priced at £25.
- The standard price is £40.
To take advantage of the discounts listed above, you will need to complete the checkout procedure. Considering the large amount of visitors when Drumdrops launch a new product, keep in mind that the server might get slow while you’re filling in your details.
Discount
The library is still available at a 20% OFF discount via Pluginboutique.
Last Updated on May 11, 2016 by Tomislav Zlatic.
