Experimental percussion from the Cathedral of Junk in Austin, Texas: a scrap-heap orchestra of found objects as playable multisampled instruments.

For over 20 years, Vince Hannemann has built a tower up to three stories tall in his Austin backyard from old TVs, car parts, machinery, appliances and countless other bits of scrap: the Cathedral of Junk. Soundiron struck the structure with drumsticks, picked a few dozen of the most musical objects and surfaces and turned them into precisely programmed, highly playable multisampled instruments. The palette ranges from old cymbals and refrigerators to saw blades and artificial legs. On top come 20 custom FX and ambient presets and an interface with LFO, filters, arpeggiator and effects rack.

Features

• Playable multisampled instruments made from scrap objects and surfaces
• From old cymbals and refrigerators to saw blades
• 20 custom FX and ambient presets
• Interface with LFO, filter, glide and arpeggiator
• Effects rack with convolution reverb and custom rooms, halls and FX environments

Technical details

• Type: Virtual instrument for Kontakt
• Operating systems: Windows, macOS
• Plug-in formats: Via Kontakt: VST2, VST3, Audio Unit (macOS only), AAX, standalone
• Requirement: Full version of Native Instruments Kontakt (version 5.5 or higher); Kontakt Player is not sufficient
• Content: 1 master instrument, 521 samples (24-bit / 48 kHz), 542 MB

System requirements

• Mac OS X 10.9 or higher
• Windows 7 or higher
• RAM: 2 GB
• Disk space: 1 GB
• Full version of Native Instruments Kontakt 5.5 or higher

The licence is registered with the manufacturer at https://activate.soundiron.com/. You will receive your serial number and the download link by e-mail immediately after purchase.