Native Instruments Releases Deep Transformations
Jun 18, 2008 4:35 PM
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Native Instruments has released the new Kore SoundPack, Deep Transformations (Mac/Win; $79). According to the manufacturer, this SoundPack transforms Kore 2 and the free Kore Player into sound processors for live performance and studio productions. With the 150 included multi-effect combinations, and Kore 2 and Kore Player's integrated Absynth, FM8, Guitar Rig, and Reaktor engines, you can tweak and improve audio material to your heart's content.
Each Deep Transformations effect processor is equipped with its own set of controls, for access to sound parameters and easy mapping to MIDI hardware controllers. And because all of the presets are accessible through the Kore Sound Browser, Deep Transformations integrates into any Kore SoundPack collection.
For more information and for audio demos, visit native-instruments.com/deeptransformations.info.
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