Audiofier Micron MORSE ZONE

Each MICRON library is meticulously crafted around a specific genre, mood, or application. We’re talking laser-focused sonic palettes that nail the sound you’re after, whether it’s the suspenseful atmosphere for your next thriller, the driving pulse of a rock anthem, or the intricate layers of a modern electronic arrangement.

Loop-Based: These libraries are built around rhythmic and melodic loops.

The Sonic Engine of Understated Action

This unique instrument is built on a foundation of analog and organic pulses, woven together with intricate guitar and synth patterns to create a compelling sense of forward motion. Complementing these evolving rhythms are deep drums and percussion, thoughtfully designed to underscore the passage of time and growing anticipation. Whether capturing the quiet tension of a ticking clock, the unfolding of a story, or the careful approach toward discovery, MORSE ZONE serves as the driving force behind moments of suspense and purposeful momentum.

MORSE ZONE's intuitive XY Pad allows you to seamlessly crossfade between these four layers. This powerful control lets you dynamically blend and evolve rhythmic elements in real-time, generating different moments of action, from subtle unease to intense build-ups, all with a single gesture.

Beyond its powerful looped content, MORSE ZONE offers incredible versatility. While the core consists of monophonic rhythmic elements, the Yellow Keys above C2 allow you to instantly set the pitch of the loops. This means you're not just triggering static patterns; you can play pulsing synth lines and driving bass figures, ensuring that MORSE ZONE integrates seamlessly with your melodic and harmonic arrangements, providing both rhythmic depth and tonal control for truly dynamic scoring.

MORSE ZONE is perfectly suited for television shows, episodic mysteries, gripping dramas, and nuanced sci-fi series scoring. The library features four distinct layers of loops, each contributing to a rich rhythmic tapestry that reflects the steady passage of time and unfolding narrative momentum.

The intuitive loop sequencer empowers deep creative control: edit individual steps, mangle existing sequences, and reorder elements to forge entirely new rhythmic patterns. Transform these building blocks into your own unique soundtrack through original editing and inspiring randomization features.

Take your audience on a rollercoaster of sonic intensity with the 8 Scene Memories! Design intricate layered sequences and arrangement evolutions, setting the stage for stunning drops and impactful fills. Select your desired layers and inject spontaneous improvisation and dynamic repeats to unlock a wealth of additional variations and fuel boundless creativity.

These instruments were specifically crafted to excel within the tempo range of 70-100 BPM for cinematic film scores and music productions. This design ensures their inherent sonic qualities and rhythmic nuances translate effectively to the screen and in your music context.

Features:

1. Kontakt Library (5.8.1 or above)
2. It requires Kontakt's full retail version. It will not work with the free Kontakt Player. Sounds And Presets Installation requires the PULSE DOWNLOADER
3. Sequencer: which provides 16 steps per layer to switch loop playback on or off.
4. Step Randomization: Key switches allow for randomization of the step on/off switches for individual or all layers, creating dynamic variations.
5. Stutter/Freeze Effects: Dedicated key switches and controls allow for stuttering or freezing effects on random or specific steps.
6. Mode and Pitch Control: Similar to XY Atmos, many loops (excluding rhythmic ones) come with major and minor content, triggered by playing velocity.
7. Pitch Lock: Layers can be set to ignore incoming key presses, allowing their pitch to remain constant while other layers change with played notes.
8. Slice Editing: Users can randomize and edit the order of slices within each loop, creating new rhythmic patterns.
9. Time Signature Manipulation: The “Beatbase” control allows for changing the denominator of the time signature, enabling unusual rhythms (e.g., 7/4, 7/8).
10. features include the XY pad for crossfading, individual volume, sound selection, mute/solo buttons, waveform display, and per-layer controls for pan, pitch, attack, release, low-pass/high-pass filters, sample start, “dirt” (saturation/compression/distortion), delay, and convolution reverb with over 150 impulse responses. Master controls for portamento and randomization are also universally present. All XY libraries also offer a separate output option for each of the four layers

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