Chimera by Venus Theory [Decent Sampler]

(1 customer review)

$30.00

What do you get when you cross a cheap pedal, a weird synth, and mutated orchestral recordings? I don’t really have a clever punchline, but you do get this new instrument…

Description

In my never ending quest to find affordable gear that’s as interesting as it is powerful, I stumbled across the mighty Zoom MS70CDR effects pedal. In order to explore its potential, I paired it with my Arturia Microfreak and some of my favorite custom patches and was quickly surprised at how powerful the sounds were.

Over the course of a few days of designing patches and sonic experimentation, I decided to record the sessions and sample out my favorite sounds to create a massive polyphonic trailer/cinematic/ambient drone machine to take the Microfreak to new heights and get some of my favorite patches saved in my personal collection for my own work.

But, something was missing…

After even more sonic experimenting (and a few drinks) I set off mutating some orchestral instrument recordings with granular mangling and other secret sauce to create a new ‘hybrid’ library of synthetic and organic textures that goes into a totally different sonic direction.

Built on two separate layers (synthetic and organic, respectively), Chimera is a collection of my personal tastes and sonic aesthetics bundled up for everyone to enjoy.

What’s inside:

  • 1 DS Library File
  • 20 Cinematic Hybrid Drones

This Decent Sampler sample library works with the free Decent Sampler player plugin (available for Mac, Windows, and Linux). Download it here.

1 review for Chimera by Venus Theory [Decent Sampler]

  1. Anonymous (verified owner)

    “Dark Asimov” is the best way I can succinctly describe the first meeting of this collection. Many banks feel like a missing background in a Goldsmith or Chris Young score. Lots of cinematic tension moments.

    Yet there’s a few surprising hints of warmth: the Luscepited preset in its upper range can be haunting but also longing and sentimental.

    A surprising amount of re-use as well: ditch the heavy reverb, delay and DSR treatment that comes with 90% of the presets, and the underlying tones are wonderfully interesting raw materials on their own, the majority of them reversed. Flip them around again in a sampler for even more re-use.

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