Ocean Swift builds Oscillarys for cinematic scoring

A fresh synth drop just handed cinematic producers a motion-obsessed sound machine that plugs straight into the Native Instruments ecosystem and slashes its launch price hard.

Oscillarys launch details

• Ocean Swift has dropped Oscillarys as a new NKS instrument.
• Collaboration links the project directly with Native Instruments.
• Sound design leans heavily into cinematic scoring and deep ambience.
• Intro price sits at 47.40 euros until March 1.

Synthesis engine and architecture

• Oscillarys runs on a three-layer engine blending varied sources.
• Architecture fuses analog, digital, organic, and granular material.
• Dual-filter stage pairs a creative multi-filter with Monark.
• Reaktor tech powers the Monark filter inside the chain.

Sound library and content stack

• The library packs over 1500 oscillator samples in WAV format.
• Users can drag personal samples straight into Oscillarys.
• Preset count clears 400 with pads, drones, leads, and keys.
• Multis exceed 100 using Kontakt MIDI Tools.

Integration and platform support

• NKS2 support locks tight with Kontrol Mk3 hardware.
• Accessibility tools assist visually impaired producers in studios.
• Kontakt Player compatibility removes the need for full Kontakt.
• Kontakt engine handles modulation, filtering, and effects duties.