Thread: Introducing "The Music Box" for Kontakt 4/5, and EXS 24 - by BadCat Media Group

Introducing "The Music Box" Sample Library, by Bad Cat Media Group. A deeply sampled music box instrument for EXS 24 and Kontakt 4/5.

We took 16 different music boxes and meticulously recorded each one note by note to create a highly expressive music box instrument with all the nuances and intricacy of the real thing. In an effort to make an instrument of the highest quality & detail, we made sure to include every subtly possible. Each crank, creek, scratch, buzz, ting and scrape was left in and the result is something quite organic and simply inspiring to play. The entire library was recorded using Ribbon Microphones at 24bit 48khz.

There is a minimum of 6 velocity layers per note. Due to the nature of the music box and the general range of such devices we ended up with quite a few velocity layers for some pitches (40+). Instead of using round robins we decided to use many velocity layers so that a performance could easily be altered but not be random.

The Music Box is an intuitive instrument that is sure to stimulate creative ideas. It is capable of childlike nursery rhymes, eerie melodies, enchanting passages and much more. The Kontakt version of The Music Box not only contains the basic instrument patch but also 10 highly useful factory patches derived from our samples. These patches range from pads and electric piano-like sounds to extra terrestrial sound fx. The Kontakt version will only work in the full version of Kontakt 4.5 and higher. It will also work in Kontakt player in demo mode which lasts 30 minutes.

We are very excited about the unique quality of "The Music Box" sample library and would like to offer an introductory price of 19.99.

Over 750 samples in a 420mb download.

Check out the sound cloud links and demo videos to hear it first hand.

All the best from all of us here at Bad Cat Media Group.

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Sounds great BadCat!!
Inspiring sound, would definitely fit in a horror movie scene, in the usual "haunted house" concept ;)