Native Instruments Announces KORE PLAYER
January 18, 2008
Native Instruments today announced KORE PLAYER,
a free software instrument that adds full "ready-to-play" capabilities to
the recently established line of KORE SOUNDPACK libraries. Based on the
innovative KORE 2 host system, the KORE PLAYER enables musicians and
producers to efficiently access and play any KORE SOUNDPACK material in
their host sequencer and as a standalone instrument - opening up a new and
highly affordable way to use a wide range of inspiring high-quality sound
material from Native Instruments in the studio and on stage.
KORE PLAYER is based on the same six integrated sound engines as KORE 2,
combining the award-winning sonic capabilities of ABSYNTH, FM8, GUITAR RIG,
KONTAKT, MASSIVE and REAKTOR within a straightforward and easy-to-use
interface. By offering acclaimed KORE-style preset browsing, with intuitive
sound categorization based on musical attributes, KORE PLAYER makes it easy
to utilize the full potential of the KORE SOUNDPACK collections, and find
the right sound fast for any musical application and purpose.
In KORE PLAYER, every sound can be tweaked and automated through
conveniently pre-assigned parameter knobs, which in turn can be easily
mapped to any connected MIDI hardware controller for real-time control. KORE
PLAYER also makes use of the innovative "sound variations" technology
introduced with KORE 2, with seamless morphing between up to eight different
versions of a sound. The software can be launched both as a plug-in in
VST/AU/RTAS hosts and as a standalone instrument, making it universally
usable in any computer-based music production environment.
With eight KORE SOUNDPACKS initially available, and over a dozen more
upcoming in 2008, the KORE PLAYER can become the center of a powerful,
personalized sound arsenal that is both highly versatile and outstandingly
affordable, all based on the extraordinary sonic capabilities of Native
Instruments' acclaimed software instruments.
KORE PLAYER will be available for free download on the Native Instruments
website in March 2008, and will include a compact "get-started" KORE SOUND
library with instantly usable sounds.
For more information, visit their web site at www.native-instruments.com.
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