Emergence Audio released a software instrument that uses thousands of guitar recordings to create evolving textures rather than traditional riffs. The company recorded all sounds at its studio and processed them with Non-Static Sampling, a method that makes sustained notes shift gradually rather than loop.
The 46-gigabyte library contains more than 4,300 samples across eight octaves and ships with 260 presets. Users can shape tones through 100 parameters while the Infinite Motion Engine adds movement and the interface provides reverbs, delays and distortion effects.
The plugin works with Kontakt Player 8.4 or later on Windows 10 and macOS 13. Infinite Guitar costs $149 through November 17, then rises to $229.
The 46-gigabyte library contains more than 4,300 samples across eight octaves and ships with 260 presets. Users can shape tones through 100 parameters while the Infinite Motion Engine adds movement and the interface provides reverbs, delays and distortion effects.
The plugin works with Kontakt Player 8.4 or later on Windows 10 and macOS 13. Infinite Guitar costs $149 through November 17, then rises to $229.
