UFO Tone Black Friday deal: Soundiron steel tongue drum library for Kontakt
Black Friday 2026 · sale ends Dec 6, 2026

UFO Tone Black Friday Deal 2026: $14.50, 50% off

$14.50 $29 -50%
Soundiron · Kontakt Instruments · Sold by Plugin Boutique. Price checked Nov 9, 2026.
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UFO Tone Black Friday pricing takes 50% off this Soundiron steel tongue drum library for Kontakt, which comes to $14.50 until Dec 6, 2026.

It is a multi-sampled, metallic tuned percussion instrument built around one odd hang-drum-style find. The maker's story is that the drum turned up half-buried in a field, as if left behind by a visitor from space.

How was UFO Tone recorded?

Soundiron took the cleaned-up drum to St. Paul's Church in San Francisco. That is the room used for Requiem Light Choir, Symphony Series Brass and Alpha Organ.

Each of the eight tongues was struck with a mallet. A close stereo pair of Neumann studio mics gives a dry, present sound, and a second stereo pair 15 feet away gives an open, spacious one.

You can solo, combine or layer the articulations, tongues and mic positions chromatically to build your own blends.

What can you do with the Kontakt interface?

The panel is automation-ready and covers swell, attack, release, offset, vibrato, filter, coarse and fine pitch, articulation switching, cross-fading and layering.

  • An LFO that lets you pick its waveform, destination parameter, rate, depth, tempo-sync and fade-in time
  • 12 filters covering lowpass, high-pass and FX types, which can be driven by velocity, modwheel, expression, after-touch, key position or the step-sequencer table
  • An arpeggiator with a velocity table, plus settings for direction, timing, swing, randomization and duration
  • A key and scale lock that keeps played notes inside common scales and keys
  • A modular FX rack with 18 DSP modules across 10 slots, arranged in any order

The modules include phaser, flanger, delay, distortion, amp and cab simulators, compressors, EQ and rotator. The convolution reverb carries 99 rooms, halls, chambers and outdoor spaces, plus 40 custom FX impulses.

What is in the library?

  • Two master NKI instrument banks in open Kontakt format
  • Mallet articulations in 2 microphone positions
  • 20 Ambience patches made from the source recordings
  • 20 custom sound-designed FX and Ambient presets
  • Factory FX rack chain presets as starting points
  • 2,201 stereo WAV files, 24 bit / 48 kHz uncompressed PCM, 3.89 GB installed

What do you need to run it?

You need the full version of Kontakt 5.5 or later. The free Kontakt Player leaves the instrument in demo mode.

Windows 7 or higher and Mac OSX 10.9 or higher are supported. Soundiron recommends a dual-core CPU, 2 GB of RAM and a SATA or SSD drive.

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UFO Tone Black Friday deal: questions

Is UFO Tone on sale for Black Friday?

Yes, the UFO Tone Black Friday deal takes 50% off the Soundiron Kontakt library, bringing it to $14.50. The offer ends Dec 6, 2026. It is the full instrument, including both NKI banks and the 3.89 GB sample set.

What is included in UFO Tone?

UFO Tone includes two master NKI banks, mallet articulations in 2 mic positions, 20 Ambience patches and 20 custom FX and Ambient presets. The sample set is 2,201 stereo WAV files at 24 bit / 48 kHz, 3.89 GB installed.

Does UFO Tone work with the free Kontakt Player?

No. Soundiron says the full version of Kontakt 5.5.0 or later is required. In the free Kontakt Player the instrument stays in demo mode. It runs on Windows 7 or higher and Mac OSX 10.9 or higher.

How was UFO Tone recorded?

Soundiron recorded the drum's eight tongues with a mallet at St. Paul's Church in San Francisco. A close Neumann stereo pair captures a dry, present sound. A second stereo pair 15 feet away captures an open, spacious far sound.

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