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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31963, member: 636"]
Sound Dust has created a unique sound library called Wurlitzer Toolkit for Native Instruments Kontakt. They recorded a classic Wurlitzer 200 electric piano in wildly creative ways that push beyond traditional sounds. The library captures the essence of an electric piano but transforms it into something completely unexpected and exciting.

The new instrument goes far beyond typical electric piano sounds. Musicians can explore four different musical personalities packed into one innovative package. The Bad Instrument uses real-time downward pitch-shifting through an MPC. Chaotic adds unpredictable tremolo speed to each note. Fuzzy delivers sounds processed through homemade electronic circuits. Good provides noisy but musical textures that challenge conventional expectations.

Sound Dust is offering an introductory price that will excite experimental musicians. For just £15, $15, or €15, including tax, artists can grab this sonic toolkit before the price doubles on April 30th. The complete package includes four instruments and 220 different sound snapshots spanning one gigabyte of carefully crafted samples.

Producers seeking unique sounds will find the Wurlitzer Toolkit perfect for creating cinematic, organic, and otherworldly musical landscapes. The library breaks traditional electric piano boundaries and provides a secret weapon for musicians wanting to stand out from the crowd.
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