Resonate

ResonateFor years, half the magic of sound has been disregarded. Films and trailers have delivered gigantic hits in epic technicolour, but neglected the essence of percussions power: resonance. A real orchestral strike lives on long after the initial impact dies awayin reverberations that rumble, pierce, rattle, and sing. Those aftershocks have the power to thrill and terrify, lure and intrigue. And now theyre at your fingertips. Built in collaboration with

The result is an instrument of two distinct characters: one mellow and dark

is presented here as pre-orchestrated patches giving you instant access to an immediately recognisable sound as heard in scores by John Williams

the BBC Radiophonic Workshop was the place to go for the sound of the impossible – the unruly engine behind the music and effects of Doctor Who

video games such as Indiana Jones and performances on dancefloors from Wembley Stadium to Berghain

Every pitch has been recorded with multiple mic positions for ultimate realism and control

at the very edge of silence

textures and loops — from ambient to apocalyptic — created and performed exclusively by renowned guitar innovator Leo Abrahams

meticulously curated and produced by five-time Grammy winner Mervyn Warren

but also to fit in: this entirely new library sits perfectly alongside the Spitfire orchestral ranges

and Eurorack modules

horror and beauty — a wealth of delights and terrors for any experimental producer

out now on Warp Records — ‘a photonegative of a dance record’