so can you change the loops? or are these loops not based on MIDI but rather based fixed patterns of audio chopped up within Evolve Mutations 1 and 2? because some guy on youtube is showing us that you hold the keys down and it already plays something predefined in Kontakt. Because i would rather come up with my own loop. I want to be completely original or maybe at times start with some MIDI and then change that. i do not want to just play it in Kontakt and record it Pro Tools - no thanx. I am sure this stuff is great for movies and it sounds very amazing indeed, but i really need options to hear these sounds at the pitch relative to my songs, and more importantly with my next question - the ability to make my own music with the same sounds you already have in the chopped up audio loops in kontakt.Ģ) which brings us to question #2: if I like a loop. I think some guy reviewing the first evolve mutations for NI said in certain areas some sounds are at a fixed pitch. because i know alot of these types of libraries do not offer the option to change up the notes or roots/ key signatures or whatever. Perhapes someone can shed some light on these concerns.ġ) i am first concerned that I might not have the option of playing certain sounds that i like at a certain note value. but when i asked the detailed questions like listed in the next paragraphs, they did not reply, and i assume because maybe this is not a product for me. before when i asked generic questions like 'is this good for instrial and evil stuff? and they replied saying it sure is.

And the company heavyocity is not responding to these questions. Unfortunately my questions in my original post did not come out correctly and please patiently bear with my clarfied questions about these products because i really need to know if this stuff will actually help my music production. Users have the option to layer and combine these effects to create original effects for their project.Įvolve Mutations 2 retails for $119, and is available for purchase at the Native instruments online shop. New to the instrument is the “Trigger FX” feature, which maps keys within a certain octave on the keyboard to activate specific sound treatments including saturation, panning, delay effects and more. The samples are organized into four categories: Rhythmic Suites (providing percussive and tonal loops), Percussive Kits, Stings & Transitions, and Tonality & FX. The instrument, which runs on Native Instrument’s Kontakt Player, features over 300 new sounds based on 2 GB of samples, and is intended for use by film, TV, and game composers. Native Instruments and Heavyocity have released Evolve Mutations 2, the latest in the virtual instrument series to come from the collaboration between the two software instrument companies, based in Berlin and NYC, respectively.

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