The Soundiron Granada 49 library faithfully captures a rare 1970s portable analog synthesizer from the defunct Italian maker Fesma. With its classic wood - accented body echoing 1970s aesthetics, it offers a fat, warm analog sound that stands out in the mix. We've sampled its 9 stock waveform presets and added tons of custom FX patches and ambient synth pads. Whether you're after 8 - bit video game sounds, fat synth bass, or sharp lead lines, this library can deliver. The easy - to - use 3D - modeled UI unlocks its power. It has basic sound - shaping controls like volume swell, note attack and release time, and sample start offset. Other controls include vibrato and an 'Octave' knob to enhance your tone. The 'Glide' option adds a pitch bend between notes, and the advanced tempo - syncable LFO system offers multiple configuration options. The versatile filter system lets you choose from 13 filter types. There's also a customizable arpeggiator and a modular FX rack with 18 effects and 119 high - quality impulse responses. This library is for Kontakt 5.5.2 and later, with custom UI and dynamic controls for sound shaping and mixing. It was recorded through direct line outputs, with samples of sustains and staccatos for each key. It comes with flexible controls and a full DSP effects rack. Features include 2 main instrument presets, 20 custom FX presets, various sample types, glide control, octave feature, convolution reverb, and a multi - effects rack. It's a standard Kontakt open - format library, and while the free Kontakt Player has limited support, the sample directories are unlocked for use in other wav - compatible software. Product specs include 2.05 GB installed, 925 samples, 22 Kontakt 5.5.2 .nki preset banks, and 24 bit / 48kHz stereo uncompressed PCM wav audio. System requirements are Native Instruments Kontakt Full 5.5.2 or later, MacOS 10.9 Mavericks and above, Windows 7 and above, dual - core CPU or better, 2GB RAM or more, and recommended SATA or SSD storage.
Using the Soundiron Granada 49 library is a breeze. First, make sure you have Native Instruments Kontakt Full 5.5.2 or later installed on your computer that meets the system requirements. Once installed, you can load the library using the standard File browser tab and import it into the Kontakt Quickload window. To start creating sounds, use the 3D - modeled user interface. You can adjust basic settings like volume, note attack and release time right away. If you want to add some flavor, play around with the vibrato and 'Octave' knob. The 'Glide' option is great for adding smooth transitions between notes. For more advanced effects, use the LFO system and the versatile filter system. You can also create unique patterns with the arpeggiator. When using the FX rack, you can choose from 18 different effects and even load 119 high - quality impulse responses into the reverb effect. Remember, the free Kontakt Player can only run the library in a limited 'demo mode'. If you want full functionality, use the full - retail version of Kontakt. Also, since the sample directories are unlocked, you can use them in other wav - compatible software, but make sure to follow the software's import process. To keep your library in good shape, regularly update your Kontakt software and keep your computer's operating system up - to - date. And always back up your important projects in case of any technical issues.
