Native Instruments Releases Evolve

By Guest | February 22, 2012

Berlin, February 22th, 2012 – Native Instruments today released EVOLVE,

a KONTAKT-based instrument created by premier sound design house

Heavyocity, the team behind DAMAGE and the EVOLVE MUTATIONS series.

EVOLVE offers a full-scale resource for cinematic sound design that

brings together a vast selection of sounds, rhythms and FX, designed

specifically for film composers and sound designers. With approximately

6 GB of sample content, EVOLVE provides a go-to resource for premium

quality cinematic sounds, textures and ambiences. A huge variety of

styles are included in the instrument, ranging from punchy beats for

dramatic tension, atonal stings for added suspense, or serene melodic

lines for intricate tonal sequences.

The universally acclaimed EVOLVE was previously only available from

Heavyocity, the leading sound design house who also created DAMAGE and

the EVOLVE MUTATIONS series in partnership with Native Instruments. Now,

for the first time, producers and sound designers are able to access

this premier resource for cinematic expression in one place.

Furthermore, EVOLVE has also been optimized for MASCHINE, allowing users

to browse for sounds and categories directly from the hardware, for an

enhanced workflow.

EVOLVE is now available for a suggested price of $229 / 199 EUR from

authorized dealers and at the NI Online Shop. An upgrade for owners of

EVOLVE MUTATIONS 1 or 2, or the bundle, is available for $119 / 99 EUR

at the NI Online Shop.

Additional information on EVOLVE is available at

A digital press kit including picture material is available at

About Native Instruments:

Native Instruments is a leading manufacturer of software and hardware

for computer-based music production and DJing. The company's mission is

to develop innovative, fully integrated solutions for all professions,

styles and genres. The resulting products regularly push technological

boundaries and open up new creative horizons for professionals and

amateurs alike.

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