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Melted Sounds Whoosh v1.1 [Reaktor]
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Melted Sounds Whoosh v1.1 [Reaktor]

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Whoosh is a true sound design instrument and enables you to create breath taking whoosh and pass-by effects. It is possible to precisely design sounds varying from whistling wind whooshes to air ripping engine pass-bys or completely over the top granular sci-fi effects. Enables you to design breath taking whoosh and pass-by sound effects. Complex but intuitive to use sound design engine. 4 loop / grain samplers, 4 impact samplers, wave mixer, doppler engine and post effects. Comes with over 240 sounds exclusively licensed from professional sound effect recordists. Import your own samples Extended Midi functionality and realtime control Randomization features More than 80 Presets included System Requirements: Mac or PC running a full version Native Instruments Reaktor 5.9 or later. For Protools Users: We only support the AAX version of Reaktor. Download size: 255,3 MB zipped (367,8 MB uncompressed). Note: whoosh does not run in Reaktor Player - a full version of Reaktor is required!

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This pack includes: Reaktor. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, Melted Sounds Whoosh v1.1 [Reaktor] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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