Using state-of-the-art tools and a pinch of audio magic, Impact Soundworks have taken the original sample pool and expanded it via meticulous offline pitch-shifting to cover every fret on all six strings. That all changes with Shreddage 3 Legacy. However, the original instrument had a somewhat limited sample pool, lacking per-fret sampling and the note range to perform convincing leads. Composers and producers have long enjoyed its aggressive 6-string tone, which features a popular "Standard" guitar. This instrument set a new standard, showcasing stunning realism for high-gain rock & metal rhythm parts. Shreddage 3 Legacy is a modern update of the original, groundbreaking Shreddage virtual instrument, first released in 2010. The easiest and most convenient way to save time is to use versatile instruments that can keep up with the demands of modern television and film scoring.Modern update to the original Shreddage virtual instrument Lead developer Andrew Aversa breaks down an exciting soundtrack cue, composed by Yousef Mousavi, that highlights six ISW instruments in a hybrid of genres! Television and film composers often have to shift between different styles, textures, and emotional tones. You can see just how versatile these instruments are in the video below, which showcases how they can easily shift tones, styles, and textures within a single piece - perfect to keep up with the demands of modern television and film scoring.
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Tokyo Scoring Strings, our new flagship string library capturing the distinctive Japanese orchestral sound.Momentum, a percussive sound design collection.Shreddage 3 Hydra, our ultimate rock & metal 8-string electric guitar.Modern Harpejji, a unique instrument like a mix of bass/guitar with keyboard.Javanese Gamelan, a tuned percussion ensemble from Indonesia.
Impact Soundworks has announced a limited time promotion on a selection of its most versatile instrument libraries until the end of the month.
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