The basic concept combines two channels of audio, each with separate volume, pitch, panning and ADSR controls. Even though the Lite version of the library is considerably slimmed down, with just 85 samples to audition, the engine is fully functional and features tasty looking Nixie tube designs and plenty of parameters to tweak. The full-fat version of Density contains over 7GB of booms, brams, downers, drones, hits, reverse FX, risers, stutters and transitions. Oddly labelled on their website as “try for free”, this is actually a completely standalone version of Mammoth Audio’s flagship trailer FX library, only with a more frugal selection of sounds to audition. So grab your popcorn and let’s start scoring.
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All of the libraries below run in the full version of Native Instruments’ dedicated sampler KONTAKT, but several of them also have WAV files that you can simply drag into your favorite music production software. These scoring teams have access to the latest cutting-edge samples and sounds, but you can grab yourself a piece of the action without spending a penny. In fact, there are several production music houses that only ever write for trailers. What you may not know is that trailers are usually scored by a different composer than the movie itself. From the ubiquitous Hall Of The Mountain King to the powerful horn brams of Inception, the styles of movie trailer music are many and varied.
Like movie music itself, fashions in trailer scoring come and go.
A quick glance of trailer genre re-edits demonstrates just how important music is to creating the right atmosphere and building a sense of anticipation. Over the last few years, trailer scoring has become an art form in itself.
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