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Kitchenology - Domestic Percussion MachineZero G KITCHENOLOGY is an incredible useful and fun, percussive Kontakt instrument that can also be used for sound design and special fx as well as composition. It enables the user to create unique sounds using unusual sources, midi grooves, and IR samples. KITCHENOLOGY was created by recording the amazing multi instrumentalist Charlie Dalin playing 48 different kitchen items with 12 round robins for each sample. Some of the recorded items such as
Zero-G KITCHENOLOGY is an incredible useful and fun, percussive Kontakt instrument that can also be used for sound design and special fx as well as composition. It enables the user to create unique sounds using unusual sources, midi grooves, and IR samples. KITCHENOLOGY was created by recording the amazing multi-instrumentalist Charlie Dalin playing 48 different kitchen items with 12 round robins for each sample. Some of the recorded items such as cups and glasses can be played over a musical octave.KITCHENOLOGY contains 4 busses each with 12 individual instruments to give a total of 48 kitchen instruments/utensils all recorded in high definition 48KHz 24bit audio. There are also 114 separate convolution reverbs which when used on each instrument bus can create a myriad of even more unique sounds. Some samples were recorded with different additions such as adding cloth to a bowl to get a kick drum sound and to make the library as usable and percussive as possible. Additional available editable parameters enable endless sound creation possibilities.
KITCHENOLOGY also includes a huge selection of MIDI grooves covering different styles, tempos, and time signatures as well as 34 mix snapshots. Whether your project is a traditional song, cinematic music, or sound effect creation, you will find KITCHENOLOGY fits the part perfectly!
FEATURES:
Custom Kontakt Interface.
Over seven thousand individual 48KHz, 24-bit compressed samples.
48 instruments on 4 FX Busses.
34 Mix Snapshots included.
Volume, Pan, Reverb Send, Round Robins, Tune, AHDSR, mute, solo, for each instrument.
Master Convolution Reverb on each bus with 114 room impulses.
250 MIDI grooves.
Key switch mode.
Drag and drop MIDI to DAW.
Swing and quantize functions with double and half speed synced to host tempo.
12 controlled round robins.
Automatic Dynamic Velocity.
Automatic Midi mode when used inside DAW.
SAMPLED INSTRUMENTS:
2 steel bowls, chinese basin, metal plate, metal pot, copper plate, enamel pot, metal tray, glass salad bowl, clay salad bowl, clay pot, yoghurt pot, 5 Jars, 5 water glasses, teacup, coffee cup, chopsticks, hook, copper ladle, silver ladle, cutlery, knife, fork, spoon, knife sharpener, salt shaker, grater, steel bottle, 2 Plastic containers, 2 plastic cups, 3 plastic jugs, measuring cups, steel cup, metal can, steel pot and kettle.
NB. You will need the full version of Kontakt 6.6.0 to run KITCHENOLOGY. It will not work on Kontakt Player except in demo mode.
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★★★★★ 5
A Must-Have for any Final Fantasy Fan
Format: Hardcover
GeminiGeek's Honest Review!
If I had to review this Ultimania Volume 1 with a single word, I'd simply say: "FANTASTIC!". This first volume of the Final Fantasy Ultimania books covers the first six Final Fantasy games, and has an enormous amount of details and content. Each game has it own individual section, complete with images of each character's classic sprites, and even their official Yoshitaka Amano art work as well. Aside from being visually appealing, the book is overflowing with unique story details, character bios, and even an encyclopedia of items and monsters! This volume of the Ultimania series is thick, it is huge, but not to the point of being a pain to carry around or hold. If you enjoy any of the six Final Fantasy games that this volume covers, you'll find something to love in this book, there is just so much information and artwork contained within this tome.
This is a must-have for anyone who enjoys the Final Fantasy series, I can't recommend it enough. As a long-time Final Fantasy fan myself, I love this book, and I can't wait for Volume 2 to come out this fall.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2018
★★★★★ 5
This is the book I've been waiting for!!!
Format: Hardcover
This book has a ton of great information for fans of the first 6 Final Fantasy games. It includes artwork, sketches, maps, computer renderings, and more! Check out the video flip through of the book that I added. If you are a fan, you won't be disappointed!
Note: many characters, monsters, and locations are shown with Japanese language (Katakana or Hiragana most often - sometimes Kanji) with a Romaji translation (such as Kokaturisu for Cockatrice) and a final English translation. Note that much of this book is based off multiple versions of the games - often the PSP / PS1 versions for 1, 2, 4, 5 and DS for 3. Just a note because translations are different for each version. Also some of the sprites shown in character models are from later releases, not original. But it is certainly forgivable since they often show the sprites for multiple versions.
I am just pawing through it non-stop. I feel like a kid when I got the first Final Fantasy and literally wore out the map/monster chart that was included!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2018
★★★★★ 5
Great gift for Final Fantasy Enthusiasts
Format: Hardcover
My brother in law has played many of the original Final Fantasy games and has always enjoyed the art style. My husband purchased this book for him as a birthday gift and my brother in law has thoroughly enjoyed flipping through this book. The hardback cover is very sturdy and the entire book is beautiful with interesting character facts throughout.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Even better than expected
Format: Hardcover
This is a really good quality book both in form and content. Its pretty big both in size and thickness, its actually taller than i thought and is very well made with beautiful print. If you are a fan of Final Fantasy or a fan of videogame artwork its a great item to add to your collection. I'd love to get the other two volumes as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
★★★★★ 5
An interesting read for fans of the classic series.
Format: Hardcover
The Ultimania is a nice collection of background info and original artwork for the series, and this book details the first six entries that appeared on Nintendo systems between 1987 and 1994. For fans of the 8-bit era, you may be a bit disappointed to find their sections a bit light on content, but they do feature gorgeous artwork from Yoshitaka Amano, Akihiko Yoshida, and other artists who worked on the remakes for the Wonderswan and PSP versions. There is also some neat background info like notes and outlines from the titles early development.
The real meat of the book comes from the 16-bit era entries which detail some interesting info not usually seen, such as artwork of the characters by the staff, dungeon design details, and a few minor cut content. If you're a serious fan of the franchise and can't read Japanese making the 20th and 25th anniversary Japanese Ultimania books nothing more than an art book for you, then this is a great buy for super fans.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2019