Soundiron Phonautograms (Digital product)

Phonautograms by Soundiron is a unique vocal instrument library that features some of the earliest human sound recordings, captured over 160 years ago using the method of 'Phonautography' invented by Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville. This collection includes chromatically sampled vocal sustains, sound-designed ambient soundscapes, sonic textures, tonal pads, synths, atmospheres, drones, and resynthesized drums.

• Comprehensive Content: Includes 147 stereo samples, 20 custom sound-designed FX and ambient presets, 31 ambience patches, and a total installed size of 445 MB.
• High-Quality Samples: Offers 24-bit / 48kHz uncompressed PCM wav audio, which can be imported into any wav-compatible plugin or DAW.
• Advanced User Interface: Equipped with sound-shaping controls, LFO system, arpeggiator, filter options, and modular FX rack with 18 different DSP effect modules.
• Historic Recording Method: Features recordings using the earliest method of 'Phonautography', providing a rare and vintage sound quality.
• Compatibility: Requires the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt 5.5 or later.

Phonautograms is ideal for composers and sound designers seeking to incorporate historic and unique vocal textures into their music and soundscapes.