Glitch Hero Black Friday deal: Soundiron glitch drums and FX library for Kontakt
Black Friday 2026 · sale ends Dec 6, 2026

Glitch Hero Black Friday Deal 2026: $49.50, 50% off

$49.50 $99 -50%
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Glitch Hero Black Friday pricing is 50% off, so this Soundiron glitch drums and FX library for Kontakt comes to $49.50 until Dec 6, 2026.

Spencer Nunamaker, the composer and EDM/glitch artist behind JunoVHS, made it. Soundiron describes it as a Juno VHS electronic and glitch production suite, with each of its libraries covering a different style of hand-crafted, sound-designed drums and FX.

What is inside Glitch Hero?

The library holds 4,021 samples and 56 Kontakt.nki preset banks. Everything is recorded at 24 bit / 48 kHz stereo and stored as lossless compressed NCW files. It installs at 3.18 GB.

The content is split into 7 categories:

  • Crystal: glitchy percussive strikes, stingers, multisamples and effects built from twisted glass field recordings
  • Cube: 521 crunchy percussive samples made from paper crunches, snapping pencils, fax machines and water coolers, plus dreamy pads
  • Drip: razor-sharp percussion, FX, stingers, synth pads and leads, sourced from antique radios and turntables and treated with analog effects
  • Lo: a dedicated kick and low-frequency FX library
  • Shimmer: glittering percussion, FX, stingers, risers and ambient pads
  • Shudder: mangled, nightmarish percussion, FX, stingers, risers and drones
  • Tape: hundreds of percussive strikes, stingers, multisamples and effects from lo-fi analog tape recordings

A Multi-FX rack and a reverb are built in. The reverb carries 119 room, hall and FX impulses.

What styles is it made for?

The genre list from Soundiron covers ambient work as well as post-rock, chillwave, downtempo and dub, with minimalist, glitch, dubstep, IDM and EDM styles in the mix, plus soundtrack material.

The maker also points to sci-fi sound design and user interface SFX for games and apps.

Some of the categories name their own target. Shimmer is pitched at game and animation soundtracks, and Shudder at horror scores and dark electronic tracks.

What does it run on?

Glitch Hero is built for Native Instruments' free Kontakt Player in VST, AU and AAX formats. It also loads in the full retail Kontakt, version 5.6.8 or later.

It works with Komplete Kontrol and all S-Series keyboards, and has full Maschine support. Once installed, you can add it to the Libraries browser. Registration happens online through the Native Instruments Service Center app.

System requirements: Windows 7 or higher, or OSX 10.10 or higher. You need a dual core CPU and 3+ GB of RAM. A SATA or SSD drive is recommended.

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Glitch Hero Black Friday deal: questions

Is Glitch Hero on sale for Black Friday?

Yes. The Glitch Hero Black Friday deal takes 50% off Soundiron's Kontakt library, which brings it to $49.50. The offer ends Dec 6, 2026. It covers the full library with all 7 categories.

What is included in Glitch Hero?

You get 4,021 samples and 56 Kontakt preset banks across 7 categories: Crystal, Cube, Drip, Lo, Shimmer, Shudder and Tape. A Multi-FX rack and a reverb with 119 impulses are built in. The install is 3.18 GB.

Do I need the full version of Kontakt for Glitch Hero?

No. Soundiron licensed it for the free Kontakt Player, version 5.6.8 or later, in VST, AU and AAX formats. It also loads in full Kontakt. Registration runs online through the Native Instruments Service Center app.

What kind of sounds is Glitch Hero made from?

The sounds are sourced from glass field recordings, office supplies such as paper and pencils, antique radios and turntables, and lo-fi analog tape. Spencer Nunamaker then sound-designed them into glitchy percussion, FX, stingers, risers, pads and drones.

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