Zero-G's new Epic Brass is all synth and no samples

Zero-G releases Epic Brass through sound designer Ergo Kukke's synthesis experiments rather than traditional acoustic recordings. The Kontakt library delivers 16 multi-sampled instruments across 14 GB of content aimed at cinematic scoring and trailer production. Kukke constructed every patch through years of synthesis work to achieve sounds beyond what acoustic brass instruments can produce. The collection provides 60 convolution reverbs alongside individual layer access and combined mega mix patches spanning orchestral sections to experimental textures. Users must have Native Instruments Kontakt version 7.10.7 or higher to access the library priced at £45 until October 9, before returning to £63.