Tag: native-instruments

Native Instruments today announced KONTAKT 3 (US$$449 in October — $149 upgrade), the latest version of its software sampler. With its high-resolution audio engine, comprehensive sound shaping capabilities, unique KSP script programming, and universal sample format compatibility, KONTAKT has established the cutting edge of sampling technology for music production, live performance and sound design.

Native Instruments today announced the release of Vokator 1.2 and NI-Spektral Delay 1.6. Vokator is a vocoding synthesizer, while NI-Spektral Delay is an FFT-based effect processor. Both updates provide Universal Binary support for Intel-based Macs and are priced at US$29 each for a license code to activate the new Universal release(s).

Native Instruments today announced several changes in regard to its DJ product policy and the TRAKTOR product line. In the future, the DJ Division of Native Instruments will completely concentrate its operations on the TRAKTOR platform, and will also develop integrated solutions for the DJ market based on its own internal hardware engineering capabilities and expertise.

Native Instruments today announced a number of new products.

Native Instruments today announced its development plans regarding the newly announced Intel-based Macintosh computers. As part of the company’s commitment to the new platform, all future product releases will include “Universal” versions that will take full advantage of the new Intel-Mac platform while maintaining compatibility with PowerPC-based Macintosh computers.

Native Instruments today announced several new product releases, including: the ABSYNTH 3 Tutorial DVD (US$59), “a new and highly practical way to get the most out of NI’s unique semi-modular software synthesizer”; ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS 2 XT ($59), the extended version of NI’s award-winning REAKTOR instrument collection; KONTAKT 2 ($579), the second generation of the company’s award-winning flagship sampler; and NI KOMPLETE SOUND ($339), a collection of ensembles, sounds and samples for NI’s range of software instruments — combining all eight p