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Keepforest Launches Devastator Cyberpunk Library for Kontakt Player.

News: Keepforest Launches Devastator Cyberpunk Library for Kontakt Player.

Keepforest has launched Devastator – Cyberpunk Pro, a new sound library for Native Instruments Kontakt Player. The release is the fifth chapter in the company’s Devastator series and is designed around a Neuropunk-focused palette combining trailer-oriented sounds with industrial, hybrid electronic, drum & bass, dubstep, and midtempo elements.

Devastator – Cyberpunk Pro includes 184 Kontakt patches, 109 multi-instruments, and more than 4,650 sounds. Keepforest states that most of the included source material is provided dry, allowing users to process and arrange the sounds within their own productions.

The library includes the Cyberpunk Pro Morphing engine, which uses eight slots. These slots can be randomized in relation to one another and morphed between sounds. A separate Multi engine provides 109 multi-instruments, each with an individual randomizer panel.

Keepforest has also included more than 40 presets for Xfer Serum 2, focused on Acid Brutal Bass sounds. The Serum presets are intended to accompany the Kontakt content within the same Neuropunk-oriented sound set and can be edited further within Serum 2.

Devastator – Cyberpunk Pro runs in the free Kontakt Player and is NKS-ready for use with Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol and Maschine. It requires Kontakt 8.12 or later. Xfer Serum 2 is required only to use the included Serum presets; the Kontakt library and WAV delivery do not require Serum 2.



The release follows earlier entries in the Devastator series, including Devastator, Deathmatch, Warzone, and Breakout. With this instalment, Keepforest has added a sound set focused on cyberpunk and dark-electronic production contexts.

Devastator – Cyberpunk Pro is available for pre-order for $199, reduced from $299, until September 13. Keepforest states that the library will be delivered on September 13, 2026.

 

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