Hi there.

Some time ago I got a Kontakt library from AudioZ. It wasn't too big a library (much less than 1GB, for sure - even less than 500MB, maybe) It wasn't from any major manufacturer (I think, from the looks of it). I liked it at the time, but I can't remember its name now... I must have it stored in one of my external hard drives, but searching for it having forgotten the name is a real nuisance.

The best description I can offer is as follows: The library instruments consisted on multi-layered strange pad-like atmospheres. Its main feature was the quite extraordinary use of keyswitches. Keyswitches allowed you to temporarily silence specific layers while they were being pressed. That's the best clue I can give you.

Can anybody help me? Thanks in advance.

Kind regards

 

If you used it in one of your DAW projects, just open the project in your DAW and you will be shown the missing Lib.

 

sounds like "Floppy Tron "

 

Unfortunately, I didn't use it in any previous projects. Besides, I tested it in an older computer of mine. I make copies of everything I download, so it must be stored somewhere...

 

I'm pretty sure it is NOT "Floppy Tron". Good lib, though.

 

Did it have a GUI? If so, how did it look like?

 

and if not, you can look in the tread with all the wallpapers made here at audiosex > i am sure you will come across it

 

I don't remember a fancy GUI or anything. Just plain solid colour, some sliders and pots - and maybe some other options.

 

SOLVED it myself. It was "Deep Textures", by Samplephonics. I had to plug my old Pentium IV computer again and check what I had in there... - I had to check all the Kontakt stuff I had not moved to my new machine one by one, but I finally found it.

Thanks for your cooperation, folks. See you around!