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Wobblophones Releases Splash (With Intro Offer) – 3 Octaves Of Drops And Streams For Sound Designers And Composers

Talula, September 26, 2017


Wobblophones has just released Splash, a unique water sound library.

In their words “it is like a liquid piano that drips and streams out of your speakers. Splash’s sounds evoke vivid imagery, adding an almost visual dimension to your music and sound design. Wobblophones precisely captured three octaves of tuned falling drops and streams of water.”

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Props for originality, guys!

Included in Splash are two instruments:

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SPLASH:

With the Splash instrument you control the splashiness of the drops and streams. The Splash instrument can also increase and reduce the bubbles in the water. Splashiness and bubbles are visualised in an animated, easy to use and fun interface. The Splash instrument has three octaves of chromatically tuned drops and streams.
When you want to dive deeper, you can use the fine tune panel for making incredibly detailed adjustments.
Using the built-in effects you can further fine tune Splash’s sound or completely transform what you hear.

NEBULON SPLASH:

This is an advanced granular sample player that splits all water samples into small grains. One drop can be enough for Nebulon Splash to create oceans of atmospheres, pads, textures and sound effects. Nebulon Splash comes preloaded with all sounds from the Splash instrument, and a collection of extra high-quality recorded water sounds. For creating aquatic rhythmical patterns, Nebulon Splash has a built-in sequencer.

With the effects controls, located on the FX panel, you can tweak Nebulon Splash’s dynamics with the compressor, color the sound with some EQ, bounce the sounds with the delay, and add a good amount of lush reverb.

Take a listen for some cool sounding demo tracks:

In the Splash library you will find:

  • The Splash virtual instrument:
    *3 octaves, chromatically tuned
    *5 round robins
  • The Nebulon Splash virtual instrument:
    *all 3 octaves from the Splash instrument
    *extra water samples, especially recorded for Nebulon Splash
  • 57 snapshots
  • 333 MB of precisely recorded drops, streams and other water samples
  • Drop and stream samples recorded at 44.1 kHz, 24 bit
  • Extra water samples recorded at 96 kHz, 24 bit
  • A splashin’ library that sounds like a liquid piano and much, much more!

Price & Availability
Splash is available now for $55.00 / €50.00 / €44.00.
There is an introductory discount of 15%: $46.75 / €42.50 / £37.40
Intro offer ends October 20, 2017.

To make a purchase or for more information, please visit the Splash product page.

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