Sonuscore The Sculpture

Sonuscore The Sculpture (ESD); sound design and cinematic instrument; based entirely on recordings of a metal sculpture created by artist Klaus Gündchen; all sounds originate from a single sound source without additional layering or synthesis; delivers metallic drones, resonances, impacts, pulses and atmospheric textures; suitable for film, television, trailer and game scoring as well as ambient and experimental sound design; recordings of a unique metal sculpture featuring resonance plates and sounding rods; recording techniques include mallets, bows, brushes, fingers, metal beaters and rubber balls; extensive collection of strikes, rolls, bowed sounds and effect textures; integrated slot and master effects; runs in the free Kontakt Player or Kontakt version 7.10.9 and later; microphone positions:; Close Position for direct and focused sound; Far Position for room depth and natural ambience; Contact Position for direct vibrations and attack details; internal Blumlein stereo position for resonances within the sculpture; freely mixable microphone perspectives; included instruments:; Single Instrument for authentic playback of the original sculpture; Engine Instrument with 5 layers - 2 freely playable layers, 2 arpeggiator layers, 1 granular layer