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Sonespheres Limitless Black Friday pricing is $89.50, 50% off, until Dec 6, 2026, on Soundiron's Kontakt library that folds the Distance, Origins, Current and Direction series into one instrument.
It was designed by film and TV composer Blake Ewing together with Soundiron. The maker describes the content as atmospheric synths, textural pads, evolving soundscapes, drones and tonal ambiences, built from a mix of acoustic and electronic sources.
One master NKI bank holds all four series. Each one carries its own take on Blake's sound design, with its own stylized niches and production concepts.
The sample set is 1,610 stereo 24-bit 48kHz PCM WAV files, 7.2 GB installed. Content is sorted into 11 categories, including pads, arps, basses, leads and FX, plus 24 wavetables.
Over 200 factory presets ship with it, and a preset browser lets you save your own patches or share them with other users.
The interface is split into four quadrants, one per layer. Each layer has its own attack, release, offset, pitch and pan, plus an individual arpeggiator and a filter with 39 filter types.
The XY pad in the middle defaults to volume control between the four layers. Each axis can be reassigned to filters or a selection of FX parameters, and you can limit the X and Y range to get different tonal fluctuations.
Rhythmic motion can be added to the pad as well, moving both axes in a tempo-syncable way.
The built-in ARP system handles arpeggiator, gliss and strum patterns, with rhythm, direction, swing and randomization controls.
A Legato switch turns the instrument monophonic with portamento and an adjustable pitch bend speed. The Random button generates new combinations of sounds, parameters and dynamic modulators, and a random preset generator is built in.
Macro knobs on either side of the XY pad can modulate layer sound-shaping controls or plugins in the FX rack. User sample import lets you load your own WAV files and blend them with the library's sounds and wavetables.
You need the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt, version 6.2.2 or later. The free Kontakt Player and the Add Library import process do not support this open-format library.
It runs on Windows 7 or higher and Mac OSX 10.9 or higher. The maker lists a dual-core CPU and 2 GB of system RAM, and recommends a SATA or SSD drive.
Yes. The Sonespheres Limitless Black Friday deal takes 50% off, putting Soundiron's Kontakt library at $89.50. The offer ends Dec 6, 2026.
It merges the Distance, Origins, Current and Direction series into one NKI bank. That means 1,610 samples at 24-bit 48kHz, 11 categories, 24 wavetables, over 200 factory presets, and an FX rack with convolution reverb.
No. It needs the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt, version 6.2.2 or later. The free Kontakt Player and the Add Library import process do not support this open-format library.
It defaults to volume control between the four layers. You can assign each axis to filters or a selection of FX options, limit the X and Y range, and add tempo-syncable rhythmic motion that moves both axes automatically.
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