Aphelion v1.5 – cinematic tool kit (Kontakt + WAV)

Aphelion Version 1.5 for the Kontakt sampler is here. After the big success of our first sound effects library Aphelion, we updated the library with new sounds and samples, Kontakt support and multipatches especially designed for modern action movies, cinematic trailers, computer games, chill out, dubstep, EDM, death metal and similar genres.

Aphelion cinematic tool kit has an easy, tweakable GUI with a sequencer using the great effects from Native Instruments Kontakt to change the sound of each patch.

As the sample format we are using the WAV samples. If you prefer this format, you can drag’n’drop the samples into the DAW of your choice.

Aphelion cinematic tool kit v1.5 includes:

• Atmos
• Brams
• Downriser (short / medium)
• Drones
• Hits (short / medium / long)
• Upriser (short / medium / long)
• Pulses
• Synth fall sounds
• Whooshes (short / medium / long)

and much more…



Key features:

• Crystal clear sounds in 24bit/96Khz
• 3,71GB sample content (3.07GB zipped)
• 842 samples
• 334 Loops in 110BPM
• 468 Kontakt Presets
• 94 Kontakt Multisounds
• Simple, easy, and stunning Kontakt GUI with effects and sequences with tweaking options
• Sounds synced to the host tempo
• Available in Kontakt and WAV format

Requirements:

• Full version of Native Instruments Kontakt sampler v5.4. or higher (the library runs only 15 minutes in the Kontakt player)

Price & availability:

Aphelion v1.5 is available for a intro price of $89 (regular $119)

Upgrade:

• ALL existing customer of Aphelion get the update FOR FREE!
  Please, get in touch with us to get the your personal update!

Aphelion v1.5 FREE:

We also decided to release a FREE Version of Aphelion so that you can check out the great quality of the sounds and patches:

• crystal clear sounds in 24bit/96KhZ
• 245mb sample content
• 108 samples and loops
• Kontakt patches and new Multipatches
• simple and easy tweakable GUI for the Kontakt sampler
• open WAV format

More INFO: Particular-Sound | Aphelion v1.5

 

Last edited: Nov 15, 2015

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