Audiofier Micron GRANULAR FOG
Where fragments become atmosphere: GRANULAR FOG. (Atmospheres Library)
Granular Fog is a playable library of fractured textures, organic glitches, and rhythmic irregularities. Its sounds shift and scatter, breaking apart and reforming into new colors. With granular variations at its heart, the library offers tones that feel both experimental and cinematic, adding fresh character to modern media scoring. The XY engine allows you to shape and blend up to four sources, moving smoothly between them; shifting from tones with granular processing brings to static atmospheres, subtly shifting with each note, so no two performances sound the same. This irregularity adds life and movement, perfect for cinematic underscoring, experimental scoring, or adding unexpected color to ambient compositions.
Pads and Particles
ithin Granular Fog you’ll find:
Glitchy fragments that flicker and pulse
Erratic tones that bend and sway unpredictably
Organic and digital noises shaped into playable textures
Atmospheric beds that blend fragments into ambient layers
Each sound balances instability with beauty, creating textures that can be fragile, playful, or inspiring.
This library is designed for full playability, thanks to its detailed multi-sampling across a broad range of notes. This ensures consistent character as you move across the keyboard.
Features:
- Kontakt Library (5.8.1 or above)
- It requires Kontakt's full retail version. It will not work with the free Kontakt Player. Sounds And Presets Installation requires the PULSE DOWNLOADER
- 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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