Massive Darkscore V
128 new cinematic sounds for NI Massive

This is an urgent appeal on behalf of STANUOT:
Synths That Are Not the Upcoming Omnisphere 2.

Whilst you're weeping with anticipation and dribbling into your corn flakes, spare a thought for those synths that aren't Omnisphere 2, but have been loyal and faithful servants for many years.

They've stood by you when you've been asked to add something a bit "dubsteppy" to your string quartet overture about the loss of a parent. They've helped you out of a dark and difficult corner when your client, at the last moment possible, has demanded that the bassline needs to be "less mauve, and perhaps more vague?". They've humbly proffered up a useful patch called 'Lux Aeterna On the Temp Again, Have a Bang On This Noise Then" when you were at your wit's end.

Synths like... Massive.

Sure it's not the analogue behemoth you have in the corner, that's really only there for when you Instagram your studio. But... remember the good times with those crunchy wave tables and filters? The tight deadlines rescued by it's sweet detuning capabilities? Those macros! Oh, those macros - so much tweakability, right at your fingertips. Hell, it's digital, but it's so dynamic.

Native Instruments have neglected it for long enough. Are you going to stand by and neglect it too?! No?

Then... I present... MASSIVE DARKSCORE V

Biting basslines, shadowy pads, crunchy leads, grinding soundscapes and punchy basses fill this soundset. Designed for sombre and action-packed cinematics, and fluid and lo-fi electronica, Darkscore V delivers earth-shattering lows and stratospheric highs.

This collection of gritty electronic cinematic sounds can at turns be used delicately and aggressively. Distorted bass sequences can be pulled back to subtle, pulsing textures; glimmering padscapes can be pushed into rupturing, muscular drones. Emotion and atmosphere meets anarchy and violence.

As usual, deep programming has gone into the Macro controls, creating numerous ways to manipulate the patches on the fly – a huge amount of expression is possible, meaning that hundreds more sounds are at your fingertips, with some judicious tweaking.


Have a watch of the walkthrough video on YouTube or Vimeo. And take a listen to some really spectacularly good demo tracks on Soundcloud.

Thanks again for your support. Here's to 2015!

All the best,Matt

 

Matt is such a funny, entertaining and creative developer. I always look forward to his walkthroughs. Thanks for the info lette.

And yes the new VAT laws are draconian Matt as is every other puppet government out there at this point including the scumbags in the White House and their parasite cronies bringing about a world that nobody wants to live in. Orwell's 1984 wasn't draconian enough, they said: let's get better at this.