Celestial Spheres Sound Library for Directwave

This colossal sound library, originally created inside Halion 6, has been ported into Imageline's Directwave. While there is no live synthesis and the layers within each patch have been merged into multi samples, it is a very nice bargain for anyone just interested in the sounds and not intended in delving deeper into the patches architecture.

Library Description.

The theme of Celestial Spheres is lush, evolving, deep movement that is beautiful in its simplicity and complexity. Celestial Spheres is full of evolving sounds, whether they are keyscapes, fusing beautiful or exotic alien keys layered with back drops of moving musical textures, or full blown lush ambient soundscapes suitable for epic soundtracks or simply to infuse evocative ambient scenes or color into modern productions.

That said, Celestial Spheres for Imageline's Directwave is a full fledged sound library, covering a diverse assortment of patch categories -- from ambient soundcscapes to modern leads, plucks, and basses. Whether your crafting epic soundtracks or other ambient scenery and your productions need Soundscapes, Lush Evolving Sounds, Atmospheric Pads and Keys, or your producing the latest contemporary electronic music in need of of seriously deep and solid snappy basses, or highly unique contemporary leads or plucks, Celestial Spheres has you covered. It was designed to be inclusive and cater to just about any contemporary productions, with many dozens of highly unique, quality presets for each category.

The Celestial Spheres Sound Library contains 438 programs/presets using multi-samples (including original Nord 2 Lead samples). Furthermore, the presets can be divided into two categories and can be purchased separately. The Atmospheres Library (Pads, Soundscapes, Keys, Musical FX, Synth Choirs) and the Electronica Library (Leads, Plucks, Basses, Keys, Formant Choirs).

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The Intro period will last until July 4th, 2017. The full Library will be $25 during the intro period which includes the Atmospheres and Electronica Libraries (18$ each).

More Information can be found here.