Karanyi Sounds has released Analog Tales Free Edition for Native Instruments Kontakt.
Analog Tales Free Edition is a Kontakt instrument that lets you experience the developer’s flagship engine. This is a great way to test out the sound before you buy the paid version of Analog Tales’ ($75) extension.
While the paid and free versions of Analog Tales have the same engine, there are some differences. The free version is limited to two sources (it has two full soundscapes from the Analog Tales library) and basic Smart Random controls.
As a sound design tool, it will give you four synth layers, which are useful for all types of sounds.
When hearing an instrument like this, we’re more drawn to the pads and soundscapes than to the plucks, bass timbres, etc. I like a more cinematic sound, and Analog Tales sounds great at that.
Smart randomizers are limited to randomizing all and four ADSR shapes. Using randomizers randomly and musically changes ADSR across all 4 synth layers. You can manually adjust parameters through the edit screen.
Analog Tales Free Edition requires Kontakt 6.7 or higher, compatible with macOS (10.11+) and Windows (7+).
The free version of Kontakt Player is not supported.
If you have the full version of Kontakt, you can try Analog Tales for free.
free download:
https://karanyisounds.com/product/at-free/?ref=tomislav