Discover the Soundiron Iron Throne, an incredibly eerie and dark collection of metallic percussive and semi - melodic effects. Ideal for horror and suspense scoring, sound design, trailer effects, post - production, experimental and ambient music. Despite a contest with over 130 participants trying to guess its origins, the creation's secret remains forbidden. We used various tools like bows, mallets, and even water to extract all sorts of demon - like sounds from it. With viola bows on the throne edges, we created eerie melodic and dissonant tones. The library includes different bowed instrument sets such as long sustains, medium gliss effects. There are also numerous mallet rubs, brush, finger, and comb effects. For Iron Throne 2.0, we've added brand - new ambiences, drones, and atmospheric pads, along with 20 custom FX presets for instant inspiration in your next project. The Kontakt interface offers automation - ready sound - shaping controls for total creative freedom. It has an adaptable LFO system, 12 types of filters, and a customizable arpeggiator. The modular FX rack panel comes with 18 DSP effect modules. The library is designed for Native Instruments Kontakt 5.5 or later. It's an open - format library, and while the free Kontakt Player has limited support, you can use the sample directories in other wav - compatible software. Specs include an open - format master NKI instrument bank, a variety of percussion samples, 30 ambience patches, 24 bit / 48 kHz uncompressed PCM wav samples, and more. System requirements are Native Instruments Kontakt Full 5.5 or later, Windows 7 or higher, Mac OSX 10.9 or higher, a dual - core CPU, 2GB RAM or more, and a SATA or SSD hard drive is recommended.
Using the Soundiron Iron Throne is a breeze. First, make sure you have Native Instruments Kontakt Full 5.5 or later installed on your system that meets the requirements like Windows 7 or higher, Mac OSX 10.9 or higher, a dual - core CPU, and at least 2GB of RAM. It's best to use a SATA or SSD hard drive. To start, import the library into the Kontakt Quickload window using the standard File browser tab. Once it's loaded, you can play around with the various sound - shaping controls on the Kontakt interface. You can adjust the swell, attack, release, and other parameters to create the perfect sound for your project. For the different effects, try using the arpeggiator to add a rhythmic touch or the LFO system to create interesting modulations. When it comes to the FX rack panel, feel free to assign the 18 DSP effect modules in any of the 10 available slots in the order you like. This allows you to customize the sound to your taste. As for maintenance, keep your Kontakt software up - to - date to ensure compatibility and optimal performance. If you're using the sample directories in other wav - compatible software, make sure that software is also updated. Remember, the free Kontakt Player has limited support, so it's better to use the full version for the best experience.
