AAS Pulse Noir is a new patch library with 101 fresh sounds by Adam Pietruszko for the Chromaphone 3 Synthesizer plugin, and 50% OFF plugin and soundpack sale.
You can never have enough sounds. You can either program them yourself or take the easy way out and buy patch libraries. There are tons of libraries available for every possible synth plugin, including the AAS Chromaphone 3.
Sound designer Adam Pietruszko has teamed up with AAS (Applied Acoustics Systems) on Pulse Noir, a collection of new sounds for the Chromaphone 3 Synthesizer.
AAS Pulse Noir
Pulse Noir for Chromaphone 3 is a collection of 101 sounds by AAS resident Polish sound designer Adam Pietruszko, bringing a cinematic edge to your productions with a stylish flair.
As a reminder: Chromaphone 3 is a physical modeling percussive Synthesizer capable of creating very acoustic-like sounding timbres.
Among the 101 new sounds, you can find refined drum ensembles, layered hand percussion, mallets, pitched drums, deep basses, pads, textured layers, and more.
It also ships with programmed rhythms, split keyboard instruments, and accent effects that add instant momentum for a wide variety of scoring contexts. Each Pulse Noir patch includes four mapped macros that provide real-time control and seamless adaptability.
Whether you’re working on film soundtracks, shaping TV cues, or adding cinematic drama to electronic tracks, Pulse Noir equips you with a modern sonic arsenal for sound-for-picture production, says AAS.
First Impression
A beautiful collection of new sounds for the Chromaphone 3 Synthesizer plugin. After so many high-quality sound packs, I’m still amazed at how much sound designers can still squeeze out of the synth.
AAS Pulse Noir is available now for an introductory price of $19 instead of $39. To celebrate this release, AAS has announced a limited-time 50% OFF sale on the Chromaphone 3 portfolio, including the plugin and sound packs.
The library runs in Chromaphone 3 with full editing options, or as a preset player in the free AAS Player.
More information here: AAS
I have always loved the sound of the Chromaphone. I snapped this up and love it. It is something quite special.