ZAK Sound created Raizes Player as a new music platform that mixes sampling with wavetable sounds. The company released two instruments called Auralis and Nebula Keys alongside the player software. Musicians can control six separate sound layers through the advanced audio engine. Each layer works independently with custom pitch and volume settings. The platform offers 36 effect slots and built-in pattern makers for complex music creation.
Auralis builds textures from real nature recordings like waterfalls and ocean waves. Sound designers turned these organic sources into 33 layered textures and 25 custom wavetables. The instrument contains 80 ready-made presets that explore atmospheric and evolving sounds. Musicians can buy Auralis for 39 dollars with a 35 percent discount during the first two weeks.
Nebula Keys features a German upright piano recorded with close microphones. The instrument captures soft and medium playing styles through intimate recording techniques. Two sound layers called Core and Drift offer the main piano sound and a gentler variation. The software includes 44 presets across five different style categories. Both instruments cost 39 dollars each with launch discounts available.
Auralis builds textures from real nature recordings like waterfalls and ocean waves. Sound designers turned these organic sources into 33 layered textures and 25 custom wavetables. The instrument contains 80 ready-made presets that explore atmospheric and evolving sounds. Musicians can buy Auralis for 39 dollars with a 35 percent discount during the first two weeks.
Nebula Keys features a German upright piano recorded with close microphones. The instrument captures soft and medium playing styles through intimate recording techniques. Two sound layers called Core and Drift offer the main piano sound and a gentler variation. The software includes 44 presets across five different style categories. Both instruments cost 39 dollars each with launch discounts available.
