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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 89542, member: 27"]
Crow Hill Company just dropped what might be their weirdest, most inventive sound library yet. Brackish Pads pulls from tricks that the crew found while building Crystal Pads, blending warped, microtonal, glitchy tones built for heartbreaking, emotional, moody tracks.

Turns out, random modulation on notes during Crystal Pads work accidentally kicked out arpeggiated patterns, and the team ran with that happy accident, turning it into a new batch of sounds called Critters that deliver constantly shifting textures, while the instrument gives players live tone-shaping controls on the fly.

The developers skip static, set-it-and-walk-away interfaces and built Brackish Pads to reward tweaking and deep automation, keeping every parameter within reach and mappable to MIDI gear. Four macro effects round it out: a tape-style Cassette emulator, a rhythm-locked Delay, a long-decay Hugeverb reverb, and a pumping, sidechain-style Pump compressor.

The team admits this one won't click for every user and points listeners toward the walkthrough video. It runs on Windows 10 and up or macOS 11 and newer, covering VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX formats, available at £29 with VAT factored in.

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