CORE DESIGNER

The Core Designer is the ideal tool for creating rhythmic and organic textures that are rich in sonic elements. It is perfectly suited for developing intricate organic layers. With over 400 diverse sound elements, it enables the creation of interesting and contemporary sound structures through its three layers. Begin by exploring the extensive range of snapshot presets, which are thoughtfully organised by category.  

TEXTURE DESIGNER

The Texture Designer is the go-to tool for creating organic textures of various kinds. The instrument is loaded with many sound elements from different sources, including Hybrid Textures, Solo Voice Textures, Choir Textures, and String Textures. The Texture Designer also offers numerous snapshot presets that allow you to be immediately operational.

OTHER INSTRUMENTS

The Core Designer and Texture Designer are tools that enable the creation of entire cues or soundscapes. In addition to these powerful instruments, Kepler offers a variety of other specialized tools, each designed to excel in specific areas. Let's take a closer look at these additional instruments:

TRAILER HIT KIT

The Trailer Hit Kit is the premier choice if you aim to add powerful Hits to your score. Each color on the keyboard signifies a different Hit. Each Hit is crafted using 6 Round Robins. The Trailer Hit Kit can be used by manually playing the Hits, or you can rely on the internal sequencer.

LOW PERC, HIGH PERC, FOLK PERC

This set of hybrid percussion is perfect for creating percussive layers with great impact. As with the Trailer Hit Kit, you can choose to program the parts manually or use the internal sequencer. In this case, remember to set the Track Delay to compensate for the 20ms delay of the arpeggiator. This set of instruments is built with 12 Round Robins and 5 dynamic levels.

KEPLER BASS

In Kepler, you will find a powerful Bass that is perfect for adding strong bass parts to your hybrid cues. It is a very deep acoustic bass, sampled with 6 Round Robins and 5 Dynamic Levels. At the highest level, glide samples are mapped. Experiment with this instrument also through the internal sequencer to quickly create fantastic and powerful bass parts.

STOMPS, BOOM & METAL HIT

The instruments Stomp, Boom, and Metal Hit do exactly what their names suggest. Their operation is exactly the same as previously seen for the other rhythmic instruments. Kepler also features several types of Whoosh. These instruments are always synchronized to your session.

TRUE LEGATO VOCAL DRONE

Inspired by the vocal sounds of the film *Dune* and Hans Zimmer's soundtrack, Kepler includes two True Legato Vocals. These patches are sampled in the key of F. Each note contains a different syllable, which will be connected to others through the True Legato sampling technique, allowing for a smooth transition between syllables.

KEPLERIAN THROAT SING

This is not an instrument that uses true legato. It is a polyphonic instrument, allowing for vocal textures based on throat singing. With the modulation wheel, it is possible to alternate the voxels to create movement.

KEPLER BREATH SEQ

This is a very simple instrument to use. Press the blue key, and it will start a rhythmic sequence based on breathy voice sounds. It's useful for creating rhythmic vocal parts similar to those in Dune. The instrument is a combination of two modules: Arpeggiator and Builder. The Arpeggiator triggers the notes, and you can define the rhythmic structure in this module. The Builder module allows you to change the syllables for each step.

CHOIR BREATH

The sound suite of Kepler is completed by these two instruments, which were created by sampling syllables sung by a male choir of 15 members and a female choir of 15 members. Different syllables are mapped to each note. Both instruments are mapped in exactly the same way, facilitating, for example, the creation of a Multi Instrument to combine Male-Female voices.

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Released 1st November 2024

Elements Kepler 1.5 has been released, massively improving the workflow of the instrument and optimising it for use within Kontakt 7 and 8 whilst still remaining compatible with Kontakt 6. Within this new update, Stefano has introduced the ability to use over 600 presets within the Kontakt 7 and 8 Browser as well as creating Audio Previews for all of these presets.

For any new Kepler users purchasing after the 1st November 2024, your download will automatically contain the updated files so you do not need to run any additional downloads.

This update is free to all current Kepler users; here is how you can install it:

1. 1. Open the Conduct download manager and find your Elements Kepler download listed
2. 2. Click the 3 dots on the right of the listing to open the 'More options' tab
3. 3. Select 'Reset' from the options to allow the download to restart
4. 4. When the 'Confirm Reset' popup appears, switch it to 'Remove' all downloaded archives to ensure you don't have two versions of Kepler taking up space on your computer.
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From this point, we highly recommend you watch Stefano's video below for full instructions on how to add the new updated library to the Kontakt browser.

IMPORTANT: When re-adding the library to the Kontakt browser as shown in the video, make sure that the 'Import subfolders as individual libraries' option is UNTICKED.

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