K-Teck Introduces “The Lads” – A Set of 5 Max for Live Virtual Analogue Sequenced Percussion Devices

K-Teck is a developer of Max for Live devices and Reaktor ensembles. The first release was Adlais: Additive Performance Sequencer, a live performance-oriented device with interesting features. Now they got in touch with us to announce the release of ‘The Lads‘: Virtual Analogue Sequenced Percussion – a set of 5 M4L sequenced percussion devices – “kind of analogue modelled but not emulations”.

In detail:

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Kevin the kick is based on the 808/cr78 topology using a ZDF filter for the tone (the filter is designed by Surreal Machines).

Keith the kick is based on 909 topology.

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Henry the HiHat is based on 808 and can do the cowbell too: http://k-teck.co.uk/henry-the-hat

Sidney the Snare is again based on 808 and does claves/rimshots too.

Thomas the tom does a passable 808 tom or high kick.

In the developer’s words “They are very low on the CPU – much lower than equivalent Reaktor ones I’ve done”.

Pricing & Availability

The Lads is available now, priced at £8 each or £25 for all 5. More information can be found at the product page.