Ambient - v3 (PC & MAC)

Software Designer: Christopher Hipgrave

Graphic Artist: Mike Podolak

Following intense interest in Version 2 and many many happy customers, audiobulb is pleased to announce V3 is here for Mac & PC.

http://www.audiobulb.com/create/Ambient/AB-Ambient.htm

A unique ambient soundscape generator. AMBIENT is capable of producing a vast array of ambient textures, from the bizarre to the beautiful. AMBIENT processes any sound you care to load into it. The possibilities are endless.

Multi-effect standalone software module featuring:

+ Granular sampler with random pitch function

+ Amplitude envelope with a trigger speed control

+ Three pitch shift controls for adding extra layers

+ Tape delay

+ Multi-mode filter

+ Ambient reverb

+ MIDI learn

+ Preset save

Sound file:

Ambient sound example:

Thank you for your support.

http://www.audiobulb.com/create/Ambient/AB-Ambient.htm

David Newman

http://www.audiomoves.com | Audiomoves > Digital audio solutions

http://www.audiobulb.com | Audiobulb Records > Exploratory music

Has any one written any material with Ambient yet? I'd love to hear it if you have a link :)

I keep on almost buying this and I keep on almost making music again so damnit if I do the first then maybe the second will happen. Let's see .....

i'm bookmarking this for later... when i have $17 bucks around to spare.

Hmmm, having tried it for a little while today to be honest I think I prefer Granulab. It seems a little more CPU friendly, is about 10th of the install size and the GUI is far more intuitive and seems to allow you a larger range and better definition of each parameter. Sorry man, but hell at least you have my 10 quid either way .... maybe I just need to dig a little deeper into what this thing can do.

Hmmmm, if I can £10 together I'll buy it. Certainly looks like something I could use in my tracks.

I cant really understand why anyone would pay for a little plugin like this, cant you get these sounds/effects/parameters from most DAW's/major audio program's alone?