Product Detail
Apocalypse Percussion Micro is the compact starter edition of Soundiron's well - known Apocalypse Percussion Ensemble library. This heavy - hitting cinematic drum library offers 28 ensemble articulations, including concert snare drums, large toms, bass drums, Indian Dhol, Turkish Doumbek, Irish Bodhrán, Egyptian Riq, and Greek Daf. You'll have a wide range of powerful sounds at your fingertips. It features a simple and intuitive user interface with full articulation control, modular kit - building, dynamic arpeggiation, and customizable FX routing. There are 119 real - world and special effect convolution spaces. Each articulation is performed by an ensemble of 3 - 6 players, delivering an epic sound. With 4 - 12 dynamic velocity layers and 2 round - robin variations per note, it offers rich sonic details. Recorded in the same hall as many legendary libraries, it has a potent and open sound with natural reverberation. The library also includes 15 custom sound - designed FX presets. The Kontakt user interface provides flexible control features, a complete DSP effects rack, and various useful presets.
Using Apocalypse Percussion Micro is easy. First, make sure you have the free Kontakt Player (version 5.6.8 or later) installed. After purchasing, register the product through the Native Access app. Then add it to the Kontakt 'Libraries' browser. You can use it in Kontakt Player or the full retail version of Kontakt for VST, AU, or AAX instrument plugin formats. When creating your music, start by choosing from the 3 master instrument presets. You can select different articulations, adjust performance controls, and use the Arp sequencing and FX rack. For a more customized experience, use the Megamixer preset to build your own drum kit. Remember to experiment with the 119 convolution reverb spaces and the full multi - effects rack to add unique flavors to your sounds. As for maintenance, keep your Kontakt software up - to - date to ensure compatibility and optimal performance. Also, make sure your computer meets the system requirements for the library. Don't forget to back up your project files regularly to avoid data loss.
