Texture Mozaik.01

The Idea & Process

The main idea behind Texture Mozaik was to create an instrument inspired by the sound design techniques used by some of the film and experimental composers from between 50s to 70s. The name of the instrument suggests that it's mainly focused on the textures - and yes, it's designed to mix 2 or 3 sound sources to create evolving, old school sounds, but due to the amount of tonal sound sources available in Texture Mozaik, it's definitely much more than just a 'background generator'. In fact, as you can hear in available audio demos, Texture Mozaik is perfectly capable of creating melodic parts or even creating main harmony for the production (no other instruments than Texture Mozaik were used in audio demos).

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Texture Mozaik.01 audio demos

Video showing how Texture Mozaik was used in audio demos 01-06

The Sound Sources

Texture Mozaik contains over 120 unique sound sources all inspired by the sounds of the past when recording on tapes, cutting them, then gluing and looping, passing through spring reverbs, etc. was on the agenda.

You'll find here gloomy, dirty sounds but also those subtle, delicate ones which can be complementary to these first. For example, one of the sounds included in Texture Mozaik is an bowed acoustic guitar whose strings were connected by a spring with a metal pot hanging on a tripod - which worked as an additional resonator. You will also find here a lot of classic sounds such as violin, chromatic bells, bowed saw, flute and more. As always, all included sounds were passed through several different cassette decks.

Features and Requirements:

• Full version of Kontakt 5.8.1 (or higher) required - not compatible with Kontakt Player.
• Over 11 GB of samples (uncompressed, 1540 samples in total).
• Over 120 sound sources.
• 123 presets (plus another 30 presets from audio demos).
• Samples recorded on 4 different decks.
• 4 noise samples.
• Organic sound with lots of little imperfections.
• Convolution Reverb with custom impulses (spring, hall, corridor).
• Lots of sound design options.