In a raft of major new product updates, Minimoal, Maximo, Soto and Caprisio have all now had these access features incorporated into their Komplete Kontrol NKS interface, meaning that we can all now make use of, and be productive with these high quality sample libraries. SonoKinetic have an impressive back catalogue of phrase based orchestral libraries covering a wealth of various styles and genres, however until now they had not had the magic aaccessibility wand, or perhaps more aptly, conductors baton, waved in their direction! They went on to further exploit this concept with their exceptionally well recorded Bells Collection, which featured audio voice tagging for microphone and room selection, again a ground breaking feature that is very unique to this developer.
What was particularly revolutionary here was that SonoKinetic had managed to include this audio phrase selection method on the edit side of the Komplete Kontrol plugin, something that historically had not been possible.
This was due largely to the boundary pushing script innovations of being able to audibly select sample phrases from the large palette available, in a similar way that pre-hear allows us to listen to presets before loading them from the Komplete Kontrol browser. at the time I was both impressed and excited to discover that they had introduced some very unique and innovative features that made them entirely accessible to blind users, which is quite unprecedented in a product of this nature. Over the past year KK-Access has written reviews for two of SonoKinetics newer phrase based sample libraries, Noir and Largo. SonoKinetic have recently released updates to some of their major sample libraries,ĭoes this now mean their highly acclaimed orchestral products are now within our reach? – Read on!
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