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Nebel
Beautiful and Blurred
Mad Libs is a strange but impressive effort. Each of the Cinematique Instruments team members creates 2 sounds that they associate with a given theme - all without any idea what the others have done. They then packed all these sounds into a small instrument, added some effects and options, and included 2 parallel slots with volume controls so you can play two instruments simultaneously.
The result is fantastic. It works and sounds great! It's a real Mad Lib: exciting, improvised and random. And it's a chance to take a peek into the musical brains!
Nebel
Nebel is the German word for fog. And precisely this fog is an integral part of winter in Germany - with all its myths, depressions and beauty. Check out the thought processes behind the team's sounds:
- Nati decided that, instead of thinking of water in the air, she'd look at the word in itself for inspiration.
- Eric thinks that fog has a subharmonic infinity, which he created with his electric piano plugged through his modules.
- Till tried to recreate the warm and melancholic feeling he gets when he looks outside the window on a foggy November afternoon.
- Jumpel grabbed his VSC3 and searched for what lays behind all the millions of water drops. He found soothing silence with crackling water.
- René hought of a foghorn, plugged his guitar into his pedal board and followed the fog.
- Elias thinks that fog reminds him that he is alone in this world. After all, nature is frightening yet beautiful.
- Jonas is colorblind, and being surrounded by fog makes him feel like a fish in the water. You merely adopted the fog; he was born in it, molded by it.
System Requirements
- The FULL Version of Kontakt 5.X.+ is required in order to use this instrument.
- You will be stuck in DEMO MODE if trying to use this instrument in the FREE Kontakt Player.
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Installation Instructions (using Mociula as the example)
1. Download the software folder from your Plugin Boutique account.
2. Unzip and extract the folder within and save it to a computer destination/folder of choice.
3. Launch Kontakt and click 'Browse' > Select 'Files,' which is located at the top left hand corner of Kontakt's interface.

4. Locate the instrument folder from the computer destination/folder that you saved it to > Select the Instruments sub-folder.

5. Once you locate the instrument.nki file, drag and drop it into the blank space which is available on the right hand side of Kontakt's interface.

6. Your instrument is now loaded into Kontakt and ready-to-use!
