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'Your Kontakt library is wicked! I can really respect this. I think will do extremely well.'
-Richard Devine (photo) raves about Sonic Sorcery Sounds- 'Sounds like a sword unsheathed!' -Matt Malley, Counting Crows, Matt Malley Project- |
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PRODUCER
Produced by Laurens Kagenaar (1975).
Producer of electronic music and sound.
Studied at the institute of sonology from 1994 until 2000.
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Formats: Kontakt II, EXS 24MKII, HALion, Reason NN-XT, MACH5
We have finally managed to sample synthesizers that are only privileged to Electronic
Classical Music composers, and made these accessible for all musicians!
Sonic Sorcery Sounds Vol.1: Bea 5
The sounds for this volume where produced in studio Bea5, the voltage
controlled studio at the institute for Sonology in The Hague, Netherlands.This is a modular studio, with great historical value.
The studio is fully operational, and only accessible to sonology students and sonologists.
The sound quality of the modules in the studio is unique and many modules were build within the institute itself.
The material was recorded from the studio's patch board using an ADDA 2402 convertor by Digital Audio Danmark into Protools software.
The results were edited and processed with a digidesign TDM mix system, and various DSP plugins.
The Institute for Sonology is concerned with the production of music as well as with research into the properties of sounds and sound- structures, with the aid of electronic and electroacoustic means.
Sonic Sorcery Sounds Volume 2
Digital DifferentThis set was realized using various techniques in the digital domain; from simple time domain editing and plug-in chaining to granular synthesis and spectral manipulation.
It is part of a trilogy, there are 2 more but different titles coming. We are totally and utterly focussed an committed on preparing 'unheard as yet' sophisticated New Keyboard Sounds. (No drumloops, No Orchestras)
Made in close cooperation with the Institure of Sonology, Royal Conservatory The Hague.