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The Mosaic Neon Black Friday deal takes 58% off, putting this synth-based scoring instrument at $49 until Dec 18, 2026.
Mosaic Neon is a virtual instrument that takes vintage and analog synthesis techniques and reworks them into sounds for film and media cues. The maker says it pairs nostalgia with new ideas, and it runs in Kontakt.
The instrument is part of the Mosaic Series. Each instrument in the series has its own set of foundational elements, built for custom layering and combination.
The maker says it turns classic synth sounds into score-friendly cinematic elements: ethereal pads, complex rhythms, warm textures and hypnotic arpeggios.
Its source material is described as transformed, which gives you options for unconventional sonic elements to put into a cue.
The snapshot presets cover a range of moods, from nostalgic to menacing and somber to bright. The maker pitches them as cue-starters, and each one is customizable.
The Mosaic Engine has three channels, and you layer sources across them. The maker says the textures and rhythmic features that come out of that layering are where the instrument's real power sits.
Two controls shape the result. The ARP builds complex, rhythmic arpeggios, and the MACRO knob gives you multi-parameter control from one move, so a sound can evolve dynamically.
On Mac, it supports macOS 10.14, 10.15, 11 or 12 with the latest update. On PC, it needs Windows 10 or 11 with the latest Service Pack and an Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU.
It needs 2 GB of RAM on the stated PC spec, graphics hardware with OpenGL 2.1 or higher, and 4 GB of RAM overall. For large Kontakt instruments, 6 GB is recommended.
Yes. The Mosaic Neon Black Friday deal takes 58% off, bringing the price to $49, and it runs until Dec 18, 2026. That covers Heavyocity's vintage-synth scoring instrument with all of its presets, sources and the Mosaic Engine.
It includes 1,406 samples and 84 unique sources: 28 pads, 25 keys and mallets, 11 chiptunes, 10 noise layers and 10 attack layers. You also get 114 custom presets, a sample browser, an ARP and a MACRO knob.
The Mosaic Engine has three channels that you layer sources across. The maker says that layering produces the captivating textures and exciting rhythmic features that give the instrument its real power. The ARP builds arpeggios and the MACRO knob controls several parameters at once.
On Mac, it supports macOS 10.14, 10.15, 11 or 12 with the latest update. On PC, it needs Windows 10 or 11 and an Intel Core i5 or equivalent. It also requires OpenGL 2.1 graphics and 4 GB of RAM, with 6 GB recommended for large Kontakt instruments.
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