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Klanghaus Bio Machine: New Unique And Edgy Sounds For Klanghaus 2

Talula, October 7, 2016

BANNER-Biomaschine

In our Klanghaus 2 review last year, we found its sounds phenomenal, and very useful within television, film and video game genres of moodier and darker nature.

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KLANGHAUS BIO MACHINE is the latest addition to the Klanghaus 2 Library, produced, composed and recorded by German musician and instrument designer Ferdinand Försch.

With BIO MACHINE you have access to a large collection of unique rhythms and loops of bizarre percussion, thunderous cymbals & never-heard-before string instruments.

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The BIO MACHINE interface is designed to be clear and intuitive. With its 3 customizable keygroups, 8 arpeggiators/step-sequencers and 17 step-modulators per patch you can go pretty wild!
Almost every function can be quickly modulated with the custom-designed modulator presets, which gives you endless possibilities of sound-design in no-time.

Features

  • 1200 unique grooves
  • 3 customizable keygroups
  • 8 arpeggiators/step-sequencers
  • 17 step-modulators per patch

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Price & Availability

Klanghaus Bio Machine MSRP € 99.- $ 99.- £ 85.-
Klanghaus Bio Machine Crossgrade UVP € 59.- $ 59.- £ 49.- (for registered users of Klanghaus or Klanghaus 2)

For further information and sound demos check out the Best Service website.

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