Sample Logic – TRAILER XPRESSIONS

WHAT IS TRAILER XPRESSIONS?

TRAILER XPRESSIONS delivers a new approach to cinematic scoring and sound design. Developed for the industry-standard Native Instruments Kontakt sampler, TRAILER XPRESSIONS contains over 1,000 sampled sounds, each of which has been meticulously programmed into 26 instruments and organized within ready-made construction kits making it easy to find that perfect sound for your next trailer or cinematic music track. To develop TRAILER XPRESSIONS, Sample Logic met with trailer music composers and sound designers to determine what they need to achieve the sound they crave with ease. This resulted in Sample Logic teaming up with trailer music composer and sound designer Claudio Pelissero who co-developed the dynamic and creative sonic content of TRAILER XPRESSIONS. From suspenseful atmospheres, drones, risers, stingers, and scrapes, to gut wrenching wooshes, brams, impacts, and reverses, this toolkit is geared for your next cinematic production. Cinematic made easy!

1 PART VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT + 1 PART SOUND FILES = 2 PARTS AWESOME!

Most trailer sound element products and trailer albums require that each sound be licensed on a per use basis, and or are only available as an audio file library. With TRAILER XPRESSIONS our goal was to simplify the creative process by delivering the best of both worlds, a library of license free expressive audio files and a dynamic virtual instrument. Once you buy the product, you own a lifetime license to use it and all of its contents without any licensing or royalties fees. Our main focus is to deliver a world-class product that provides amazing trailer sounds with the flexibility to cater to anyone’s workflow with ease. Not only are the sounds programmed into 26 different construction kit instruments with a UI tailored for morphing and sculpting sounds, but also contains direct access to over 1,000 .wav format audio files that can be directly imported into any DAW. Each audio file name is indicated right inside the instrument, so as you play you can easily see a reference to the sound file location in the samples folder.