Lose yourself in Gutnishy Islands, an immersive and atmospheric Analog Four Sound Pack created by Cristian Vogel during his residency at the Visby International Centre for Composers.
If the 128 sounds - pads, leads, basses, percussive options and more - and their names evoke a sense of location, that is very much the case. The streets of this small charismatic island town in the middle of the Baltic Sea presented Vogel with plenty of inspiration for a sonic soundscape ripe for picking.
Places change over time and so do many of these sounds, full of character and adjustment as they unfold. There is a wonderful mix of abstract and atonal, and familiar more straightforward options to work with too, which can be utilized on your own compositions to whatever degree you desire.
Listen to more of Gutnishy Islands and purchasehere. Find out more aboutAnalog Four.
I’m not sure that Christian Vogel is actually one of the developers at Elektron. Not sure why folk tend to pile onto any official announcements this way …
Love the sounds from the demo very much. Nice lo-fi-ish character. I’m not buying any soundpacks as a rule but this is truly inspring to explore A4s beauty further and further and further!
Yeah, but Gibson makes new versions of the Les Paul every single year…so those are in fact updates . Analog four only had 2 hardware versions in 10 years, and no firmware updates in over 2 while the digis have gotten multiple updates in the same timeframe.
IF I had one of these lovely machines, I’d be compelled to buy this pack - as I’m sure I’d learn from and enjoy exploring Vogel’s ideas/programming. I’m a huge fan of his - this could be the most nerdy/artistic connection I could have with him -
. Analog four only had 2 hardware versions in 10 years, and no firmware updates in over 2 while the digis have gotten multiple updates in the same timeframe.