Zero-G has released Sounds of the 70s, a Native Instruments Intakt based sound module featuring a huge sound library which captures the essence of the 1970s.
Sounds of the 70s delivers the undiluted heart of soul, disco, funk, and punk: recreated, sampled, and reborn. It features construction kits, grooves, hits and instruments, written and produced by Mike Wilkie and Matthew Corbett for Zero-G. All the rhythm material has further been lovingly sliced and diced to form a flexible production powerhouse based on the Native Instruments Intakt plug-in engine.
Library Content:
- Huge library of totally original but totally authentic 70s-style instrument and percussion performances, arranged in construction kits together with their broken-out grooves and tool kits.
- Over 1.4 Gigabytes of samples.
Sounds of the 70s is available now with an MSRP of $299.95 USD / 259 EUR / 169 GBP. As it uses the Intakt engine it comes as a VST, AU, DX & RTAS plug-in for Windows and OS X.
