“These Blue Zone sound libraries are some of my favorites. Shimmering, murky, distant, distressed, and very evocative. I love sounds that feel like they’ve been through hell on their way to the speakers, and these are right on the money. Highly recommended, and such a bargain!” Charlie Clouser, Film & TV Composer. “when I first came across them, I spent a whole afternoon listening through in absolute wonder. They are without a doubt, some of the best tones I have ever heard & so meticulous in their detail. I’ll look forward to using them on up coming film & media production cues and in a variety of other projects, too.” Simon Power, Composer & Sound Designer for BBC’s Doctor Who audiobooks The Blue Zone, was originally incrementally released as an on-going series of one-off experimental electronic textures and instruments which grew over a year to form a unique sound library. It proved to be extremely popular with well over 4000 releases sold to date and now being used in TV, Film and Media studios across the world. Since release The Blue Zone Series instruments found their way into a number of high profile projects… Most of the sounds in the series have been created from scratch using unusual combinations of custom tube hybrid equipment, experimental analog circuits, tape delays, ring modulators, vintage analog gear and test equipment. These sounds and textures in this series are mostly but not exclusively aimed at Ambient, New Age and Sound Score genres. Each instrument is presented with a basic subtractive synthesizer interface permitting the user to further tweak the sound to suit his needs. In celebration of the first year of the series a Special Edition release of the first 25 incremental releases are presented as one library along with their original audio demos. The instrument names have been prefixed to indicate their release number. 44 bonus layered multis have been included that span across the library – these have been prefixed with TBZxx and include several complex arpeggiated offerings. A “rogues gallery” of much of the equipment used to make TBZ01-25 can also be found in the documentation folder along with some production notes giving clues on what gear was used for each sound. System Requirements • Approximately 1.2GB of free hard disk space is required (full library)• Kontakt 4.2.4 (full version)• A Velocity Sensitive Keyboard is Highly Recommended• A Sustain Pedal will prove very effective in many instances Download Contents A full pre-installed download of all 22 instruments officially released to date along with the following extras is now available: • 1GB of 24-bit samples• TBZ13 Area_13 “The One That Got Away”• TBZ24 Crystallum Modus• TBZ25 Snow Flakes• 44 New Layered Multis blending cross library textures with TBZxx prefix• Original 78 .nkis & 56 .nkms now prefixed for easy identification of release• Original demos for the first 25 releases (in mp3 format)• 28 minute long compilation of select demos from the series (mp3 format)• “Rogues Gallery” of much of the equipment used in the making of the series• Production release note summary for clues on how each sound was made• List of instruments and layered multis along with original release dates Registration InformationSerial Number
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