Pharlight, by Native Instruments, is a glorious library of unique human voice textures, leads, pads, and effects. Designed and recorded for the Pharlight engine, these elements, together, harness intensity. Their evolution, controlled with sweet effects and modulations, gives you infinite ways to enhance your music production journey. Native Instruments’s Pharlight is a one of a kind compilation of samples. With it, you will be able to enhance your musical productions with vibrant, evocative, and granular voices by combining its unique sounds. In turn, these will develop into superb sound escapes for your tracks.
Pharlight: a Fertile Background
Presently, the team that created Starlight is behind the unique creation and recording of Pharlight. Pharlight gathers a sample library of unconventional organic sounds. They span from cinematic soundscapes to pulsating ambiences. Because of the former, these will enable you to inject a new addition to your music! At last, in combination with your imagination and creativity, you can tweak and modulate to fin a timbre like no other.
Its Features
There are 319 magical sound sources in Pharlight’s vocal sound pack. Native Instruments reunited these magical sounds from unique characters. To do so, they took some serious 350 snapshots to help you get creative with your work.
Let me list some examples. First, the Grain Module creates tones, pulses, and pads, which gives you the ability to play voice with those pads. Second, the Sample Module generates multi-faceted tones, from wavetable style synth sounds to both extremes of vox sounds and textured noise. Third, Pharlight comes with a unique integrated modulation screen to get creative with sculpting your sound. With this, you get real-time control over changes, which then enhances the use of transistor, tensions, and drops. Moreover, you can set it for pulsating textures with delays. Also, you are able to gather or fine-tune with EQs and a huge array of filters to explore. Lastly, if you have a Komplete Control, you can easily set it up to modulate and sculpt your audio in real-time as Wheel as to perform on stage or to bring ease of control to your studio sessions.
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