Heavyocity has released #StayHome, a donationware (pay what you want) sound library for Native Instruments Kontakt (loops in WAV and REX format are also included).
#StayHome is a collection of 80+ tonal and percussive audio loops designed for use with Native Instruments Kontakt. The suggested donation amount is $10, although there is no minimum payment required to complete the order. The proceeds will be donated to charity (UNICEF, Artist Relief, and the Food Bank of NYC.), in order to benefit those impacted by the global pandemic.
See also: 40+ Music Production Freebies To Help You #StayAtHomeThe included loop content was crafted by Heavyocity’s sound designers during the lockdown. The sound design team recorded and processed the loops in their homes and home studios in the New York City area. The loops are available in WAV and REX formats, ensuring full compatibility with all major digital audio workstations and sampler plugins. Heavyocity also used the samples to a Kontakt patch with a custom GUI and some added functionality.
The Kontakt instrument based on the #StayHome loop library has a built-in reverb effect and a transient shaper. The user can also control the volume, pan, and the tuning of the loaded audio loop. The full version of Kontakt is required the play the instrument. Learn more about the Kontakt Player demo mode limitations in our dedicated article.
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Download the #StayHome loop library at Heavyocity. Enter the desired donation amount and add the product to your shopping cart to proceed with the payment. A valid email address is required to sign up for a Heavyocity user account during checkout.
More info: Heaviocity #StayHome (297 MB download size, ZIP archive, contains 81 audio loops in WAV/REX format, 1 instrument patch in NKI format for NI Kontakt)
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Last Updated on April 30, 2020 by Tomislav Zlatic.
