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IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player]
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IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player]

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Blackout is an extremely lightweight loop-based pulse engine for the Kontakt 5 Engine. It is designed to be as easy-to-access as possible, providing 3 octaves of time-synced synthetic pulses for adding tension and rhythm to any track. It also includes a built-in filter (automatable and mapped to the Mod-Wheel), keyswitch-based pitch shifting, widener, delay, reverb, trash, crush and phase FX. All interface controls are automatable and mappable to MIDI controls using Kontakt macros. This instrument is not meant to be overly fancy or boast a massive library of multi-velocity sounds, it is designed to provide extremely quick pulse-based rhythms within a very small, compact and efficient interface. Available as a standalone library for the NEAT Player, or as a Kontakt Library.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player] require a subscription?

IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player] requires an active Advanced or Ultimate Plugg Supply subscription for access and Telegram archive delivery.

What formats are included in IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player]?

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

Is IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player] compatible with my DAW?

Yes, IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

Does IAMLAMPREY Blackout [KONTAKT, NEAT Player] work in the free Kontakt Player?

This library requires the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt unless explicitly stated as Player-compatible.

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