Native Instruments Releases Kore Player
Mar 13, 2008 2:55 PM
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Native Instruments has released Kore Player (Mac/Win), a free software instrument that adds "ready-to-play" capabilities to Kore SoundPack libraries. You can use Kore Player to access and play Kore SoundPack material as a standalone instrument or in a host sequencer.
Kore Player is based on Kore 2's sound engines and puts Absynth, FM8, Guitar Rig, Kontakt, Massive, and Reaktor in one interface. It offers Kore-style preset browsing with sound categorization based on musical attributes, which helps you to find sounds easier and faster.
The downloadable Kore Player comes with a "get-started" Kore sound library. Click to learn more about Kore Player.
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