I must say that you are one of the few who provide informative reviews, enhancing the library by showcasing it in a way that respects the developer's idea (as it should be), and clearly being free to express your views on things you would like to see improved, as there always are. You are one of the few who studies the library before recording the video, and does not come unprepared, as one always should, and I see that you do this with ALL the developers you feature on your channel. This is the correct way to test a library. So, congratulations for this and for how you technically execute your videos! I always encourage my users to watch my offical videos and tutorials ( on my channel or on the Zero-G Web site ) for targeted information on how to truly make the most of what they purchase. But your videos are equally very useful and, I repeat, showcase the library in the correct manner, but from your point of view! You respect the hard work that goes into it. It's months, months, and more months of work. Especially for one-man shows like me. So, thank you.
This is a fantastic library, already installed on my HD next to Ethera Gold :) I own a limited amount of libraries because I want to know my gear. I use EW and BBC mostly because they cover all I need for my orchestra. But this gem, I needed it and I know the quality of your products M. Maccarelli. The content is not only brilliant but there is a zillions of sounds and possibilities. I'd like to congratulate Kevin as well. As you said, he did his homework before recording his presentation. I liked his small track because he proved that Kepler is not only a 'Dune like" product but a very versatile product that I will use in many different styles. Kepler will bring texture and rythm to my productions. Plus, I'd like to mention the ridiculously low price of that library. But please don't change your policy 😉.
Fantastic video, the best I've seen so far among the unofficial ones. I like your videos because you are knowledgeable and understand the subject, unlike many reviewers who try the libraries and have no idea what they are playing. So kudos for that too! I've watched all the official tutorials made by Stefano, and I really recommend watching them; they are very instructive and help you understand what this library can do. Obviously, Stefano is also a very talented composer and knows what he's doing. Well Done Kevin !
Well said, Kevin is great I always watch the official videos or tutorials of each library and from every developer, because seeing them used by those who created them is the best way to study them. Then, however, I watch Kevin's videos to get another valid perspective, not an approximate one. You are right, there are too many approximate videos on UA-cam, people who do not know how to properly value what they are trying.
Stephano's work is STUNNINGLY relevant, carefully produced, and surgical (it goes right where we need it, without making us lose time in a thousand unuseful option). Now if you consider it's a one man show... It's just unbelievable. Then you look at the price and jump out of the window to grab it before somebody really realizes the value of this work.
Hello and thank you very much for your review ! I just bought Kepler but I'm very busy with a large production run, which is taking me away from the time when I'll be able to use and discover it. This walkthrough is perfect, and I like to look at different approaches from fellow composers / producers to diversify the approach to a virtual instrument. And your approach is really excellent. Bravo et thanks for sharing ;) Oh and Stefano's work is properly amazing ; I already work with his other libraries which are just tremendous.
Stefano slays it every time! Just the sounds from it are amazing! A very generous developer too! Owners of his libraries know how he kept giving SETS of presets as gifts, in the course of a library's life. How many devs do that? I have Elements and the Atlantis series and those things, to my ears, stands in the same territory as Heavyocity.
I have been waiting for a Gravity 2 sale, but, this makes me think. Do you feel like this matches Gravity 2 in overall quality, from sound to engine to everything??
It sounds so good. I already imagine some great tracks using this. However, one thing that i dont like about these plugins with pulses and guitar riffs etc, is that they are very static. Just look at trailer guitars that dont even have the amp so one can use a clean DI to it. I want some pitch bends and own programming options between articulations as Shreddage and Odin guitars can do. Otherwise everyone using these riffs will sound too similar and the unique aspect fades. However, that doesn't stop the fact it's a decent plugin.
Take a look at my tutorials and I'll show you how it's done. Really, it's about thinking outside the box. You've got 3 Layers to play with to mix elements, LFOs, and an Arpeggiator. There are so many ways to customize your sound. Remember, this is a library for SOUND DESIGN/ MUSIC DESIGN, not just guitars library. Let your creativity flow! You're thinking in one dimension. Think in multiple dimensions here! Cheers.
I must say that you are one of the few who provide informative reviews, enhancing the library by showcasing it in a way that respects the developer's idea (as it should be), and clearly being free to express your views on things you would like to see improved, as there always are. You are one of the few who studies the library before recording the video, and does not come unprepared, as one always should, and I see that you do this with ALL the developers you feature on your channel. This is the correct way to test a library. So, congratulations for this and for how you technically execute your videos! I always encourage my users to watch my offical videos and tutorials ( on my channel or on the Zero-G Web site ) for targeted information on how to truly make the most of what they purchase. But your videos are equally very useful and, I repeat, showcase the library in the correct manner, but from your point of view! You respect the hard work that goes into it. It's months, months, and more months of work. Especially for one-man shows like me. So, thank you.
Congratulations, Stefano, on this library, it's magnificent. And I agree with what you say. Kevin is an excellent content creator.
This is a fantastic library, already installed on my HD next to Ethera Gold :) I own a limited amount of libraries because I want to know my gear. I use EW and BBC mostly because they cover all I need for my orchestra. But this gem, I needed it and I know the quality of your products M. Maccarelli. The content is not only brilliant but there is a zillions of sounds and possibilities.
I'd like to congratulate Kevin as well. As you said, he did his homework before recording his presentation. I liked his small track because he proved that Kepler is not only a 'Dune like" product but a very versatile product that I will use in many different styles. Kepler will bring texture and rythm to my productions.
Plus, I'd like to mention the ridiculously low price of that library. But please don't change your policy 😉.
Stefano strikes again! This library looks awesome and up to the standards we’ve come to expect from his previous Elements and Ethera offerings. 😊
Fantastic video, the best I've seen so far among the unofficial ones. I like your videos because you are knowledgeable and understand the subject, unlike many reviewers who try the libraries and have no idea what they are playing. So kudos for that too! I've watched all the official tutorials made by Stefano, and I really recommend watching them; they are very instructive and help you understand what this library can do. Obviously, Stefano is also a very talented composer and knows what he's doing. Well Done Kevin !
Well said, Kevin is great I always watch the official videos or tutorials of each library and from every developer, because seeing them used by those who created them is the best way to study them. Then, however, I watch Kevin's videos to get another valid perspective, not an approximate one. You are right, there are too many approximate videos on UA-cam, people who do not know how to properly value what they are trying.
Thanks Correct !
Stephano's work is STUNNINGLY relevant, carefully produced, and surgical (it goes right where we need it, without making us lose time in a thousand unuseful option). Now if you consider it's a one man show... It's just unbelievable. Then you look at the price and jump out of the window to grab it before somebody really realizes the value of this work.
Great overview of an awesome Library ! Thank you Kevin 👍
Very thorough and concise overview
Hello and thank you very much for your review ! I just bought Kepler but I'm very busy with a large production run, which is taking me away from the time when I'll be able to use and discover it. This walkthrough is perfect, and I like to look at different approaches from fellow composers / producers to diversify the approach to a virtual instrument. And your approach is really excellent. Bravo et thanks for sharing ;)
Oh and Stefano's work is properly amazing ; I already work with his other libraries which are just tremendous.
Amazing Library!
Stefano slays it every time! Just the sounds from it are amazing! A very generous developer too! Owners of his libraries know how he kept giving SETS of presets as gifts, in the course of a library's life. How many devs do that? I have Elements and the Atlantis series and those things, to my ears, stands in the same territory as Heavyocity.
Fantastic overview and top class work by Stefano Maccarelli, grande meastro!
Thank You very much !
Kevin, I appreciate your passion and detail shared in this review!
Sounds amazing!
I gotta hit the like button a few more times… LIKE LIKE LIKE!!!
It’s more then awesome 😎 it’s unbelievable 💯🚀🚀🚀🚀
JUST BOUGHT THIS YESTERDAY!!!!!!!!!
How do you like Kepler?
Electric guitars in spaaaaaceeeeeee~~~~
Hey Kevin, indeed TM is Time Machine patches, which will match your project's bpm without altering the audio.
Another great video, Kevin! Speaking of Dedicated Trailer Libraries, what are your top recommendations?
Keepforest, AVA Music Group
@@KevinKuschel Thanks!
I have been waiting for a Gravity 2 sale, but, this makes me think. Do you feel like this matches Gravity 2 in overall quality, from sound to engine to everything??
It sounds so good. I already imagine some great tracks using this. However, one thing that i dont like about these plugins with pulses and guitar riffs etc, is that they are very static. Just look at trailer guitars that dont even have the amp so one can use a clean DI to it. I want some pitch bends and own programming options between articulations as Shreddage and Odin guitars can do. Otherwise everyone using these riffs will sound too similar and the unique aspect fades. However, that doesn't stop the fact it's a decent plugin.
Take a look at my tutorials and I'll show you how it's done. Really, it's about thinking outside the box. You've got 3 Layers to play with to mix elements, LFOs, and an Arpeggiator. There are so many ways to customize your sound. Remember, this is a library for SOUND DESIGN/ MUSIC DESIGN, not just guitars library. Let your creativity flow! You're thinking in one dimension. Think in multiple dimensions here! Cheers.
Is this a compilation of libraries key sounds, or its own library?
Its own library, with its own recorded samples
Incredible
Seems really big for the price
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