Sound Dust releases Plato Electro Idiophone for Kontakt with 40% off intro offer

Sound Dust has announced the release of Plato Electro Idiophone for Kontakt, describing it as: A surprise generating device for inventing your own genres using deep sampled instruments from different centuries that share DNA. Both are fake 'pianos' that make a noise using a keyboard and a piece of tuned metal. The Articulations: Fender Rhodes MK 1 - only 50 or so years old, so the youngster here - bright and beautiful. Dulcitone 1884 - an early model of Thomas Machels 'portable' piano. Dulcitone 1900 - range lowered by an octave - dank bell like vibes. Nord Modular G2 Rhodes - Ok, this is a faked fake piano but it adds a warmth and depth that complements the 'authentic' fake pianos. Details: Every note can be externally triggered or use its own built in micro-sequencer. Sequence notes each have up to 9 sub-divisions per note. Key/scale quantization of Bass section. All sounds can be mangled through a sequencer controlled mulching matrix. The more sound you put in, the more unpredictable the sound coming out is. Feed it lots off low end and things can get scary. Intro Offer: £35 / €40 / $49 (Reg. £50 / €58 / $70) at sound-dust.com/electroidiophone Price as marked on website, no code required. Ends 25th August 2025. YouTube/qC-zXbnT36U Read More