Radome

• Features a solo cello with unconventional articulations and transformative processing.
• Combines acoustic cello sounds with electronic noise and ambient textures.
• Designed for creating horror, suspense, and dark emotional textures.
• Recorded in a unique acoustic space resembling a giant radar station.
• Requires Kontakt for use.

Product Overview

Radome features a solo cello recorded in a distinctive acoustic environment, blending traditional playing with electronic textures and processed sounds. This library captures the essence of a unique performance, offering a palette that ranges from eerie ambient tones to provocative, distorted artifacts.

Details

The instrument showcases 19 articulations, including unconventional techniques such as broken harmonics, resonant strings, and various droning patches. It is recorded with five mic positions, allowing for flexibility in mixing, from close detail to more ambient captures. The cello is performed by Franziska Aigner, whose expertise in blending cello with atmospheric elements contributes to the library's rich soundscape.

Radome's sound design capabilities are enhanced by its inclusion of electronic noise, static, and interference sounds, all of which evoke the unique character of the recording location—Teufelsberg, an abandoned Cold War listening station. This setting adds a layer of depth to the library, making it suitable for horror, suspense, or any project requiring complex emotional textures. The transformative processing applied to the cello sounds further expands the creative possibilities, making Radome a compelling choice for sound designers and composers alike.