Native Instruments announced Low End Strings, a virtual instrument for Kontakt.
Where tradition meets innovation
Low End Strings harnesses the power of deep frequencies by pushing string instruments to the limits of their lowest pitches. Spanning a three-octave range, it allows you to layer traditional but processed lowest octave string articulations with field recordings, noise, sub, and synth sources, then morph them into sounds that reverberate with cinematic intensity. Unlock unparalleled depth, drama, and impact to breathe life into scores and productions of all kinds.
Low End Strings in action
From string sounds and basses to pads and special effects, Low End Strings packs carefully designed snapshots for fast inspiration. Watch as product specialist Reuben Cornell shares his favorites and dives deeper into the features of the instrument, showing how you can use the step sequencer, macro controls, and array of blendable sources to craft bold, hybrid orchestral textures.
Created by 10 Phantom Rooms
Low End Strings was created by innovative instrument developer, 10 Phantom Rooms. Specializing in next-generation Kontakt instruments for film and media composers, this company was founded by pro sound and instrument designer Tobias Menguser, alongside Paul Haslinger and other creative minds. With a career spanning three decades, Tobias has created sounds and instruments for many of the industry’s biggest names, including providing sounds for more than 500 movie trailers.
Product type: KONTAKT instrument
For use with: Free KONTAKT PLAYER or KONTAKT.
Sound category: Hybrid string plugin
Number of NKIs: 1
Number of snapshots: 134 with 3 variations each
Download size: 2.4 GB
System requirements
- Free KONTAKT PLAYER or KONTAKT (version 7.6 or higher).
- Please also see the KONTAKT PLAYER system requirements and the KONTAKT PLAYER FAQ.
- You can install this instrument with Native Access – just as you would with any Native Instruments product.
The price of Native Instruments' Low End Strings is $99, and detailed information and purchase can be found on the Native Instruments website.