Native Instruments has launched Fables, a hybrid orchestral cinematic library for Kontakt Player. The new product, which is currently available at a 25% discount until September 7th, offers a unique blend of acoustic instruments and synthetic tones, designed to enhance the creation of cinematic scores and electronic productions.
Fables builds on the legacy of Lores, its predecessor, by offering a three-layer engine that allows users to blend and layer a variety of lush acoustic instruments. This feature enables the creation of multi-dimensional soundscapes, adding a touch of magic and mysticism to any musical composition. Whether you’re crafting a cinematic score or adding motion to electronic productions, Fables provides the tools necessary to bring your music to life.
Hybrid Cinematic Textures
The library offers a unique blend of organic and synthetic tones, including string sections, male and female choirs, woodwind, tuned percussion, pads, low brass, French horn ensembles, and even a waterphone. Each instrument was performed by virtuosic musicians, providing a wide array of articulations and effect options. This alchemical combination of sounds allows for a rich and diverse sonic palette, capable of capturing the essence of any narrative or emotion.
One of the standout features of Fables is its use of polyphonic aftertouch, a technology that allows each note to become its own canvas for expression. This feature allows musicians to infuse their music with subtle nuances and breathtaking dynamics by effortlessly controlling MIDI with their touch. Users can subtly affect the volume, panning, filters, pitch, and modulation of each voice independently, adding a whole new dimension of depth and emotion to their compositions and performances. This level of control and expressiveness makes Fables a powerful tool for any musician or producer looking to elevate their sound.
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