Air, Wind, Height, Skies, Breathing, And Voices…

Developed over the span of more than a year by German composer and sound designer Jan Morgenstern and published on his soundware label Treeswift Audio, the library marks the next chapter in the series of elements-inspired soundsets for Zebra2 that had its debut last year with the release of Zebra Elementals: ISLA.

The instruments that makeup Zebra Elementals: AERA cover a wide range of different uses, styles, and synthesis techniques. What they all have in common is that theyโ€™re crafted around the themes of air, wind, height, skies, breathing, and voices. Users will find organic simulations of wind, brass, and pipe instruments that make full use of Zebraโ€™s physical modeling capabilities; unique and unusual hybrid leads, plucks and mallet sounds, airy and cinematic pads, vocals and choirs, animated textures and sequences, striking percussion instruments and patterns, and not least a selection of powerful parametric sound effect generators for swishes, whooshes, fly-bys, rotors, and wind ambiences round out the collection.

With Treeswift Audio, Jan aims to bring unique sounds with a strong organic and โ€œlivingโ€ quality to professional composers writing for film, TV and games, as well as studio and live musicians and producers looking for sonic โ€œsecret spicesโ€ for modern electronica and pop productions.

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