This collection assembles a small sonic universe, combining cinematic, mysterious, wondrous, abstract and ethereal soundscapes – up to 2+ minutes in length – with lush and haunting vocal pad sounds and one-finger-beauties, dark and futuristic drones and some animated sequences with electronic bass, drum and arp sounds using Falcon’s analog and FM oscillators. The samples involved were derived from a broad range of acoustic instruments, electronic sources and field recordings, often using techniques of spectral and additive re-synthesis and/or audio morphing. A bunch of samples was borrowed from the patchpool Iris subscription-library, all other samples were created exclusively for this library.

Many presets make use of Falcon’s multi-granular engine and there is also a wavetable synth included. Quite a few presets are running in split mode and/or layer sound textures via key-switches. Up to 20+ Macros and switches plus the modulation wheel are assigned in each patch, many also use aftertouch, providing detailed control over volume envelopes, filtering, amplitude- and pitch modulations, EQ-ing, dynamics, stereo animation, effects and more. All patches use some sort of background image in the UI, split patches have colored key-zones in the Falcon keyboard for easier navigation.

You can view/download the PDF for this library with more details, the licence agreement and the patchlist including descriptions and playing tips here.

Content:
  • 24 patches
  • 780 MB of samples (53 wavs/stereo/48 Khz/24 Bit) 5 background images for the UI and wavetable re-synthesis.
  • Content is not encrypted, samples and wavetables can be used in other samplers and synths.
  • Delivery: download
  • Library size in total: 783.4 MB
  • Price: € 18.50 EUR (25% off for active Iris subscribers in 2016 and following)
  • Requires the full version of Falcon, does not work with the UVI player.

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The demos below were produced using only patches from Falcon Singles – Falcon Scapes Vol.1, no post-processing was applied apart from a limiter on the master output.

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