Nørdic Bass Clarinet – Cinematic Kontakt Library
HAVE AUDIO
Cinematic Bass Clarinet for Kontakt
The Nørdic Bass Clarinet is a fully sampled Kontakt library that delivers both authentic acoustic bass clarinet tones and cinematic sound design capabilities. Featuring deep articulations, dual sound layers, and creative effects like time-warping and reverse FX, it’s ideal for film scoring, music production, and hybrid sound design. This library combines realism and flexibility, giving composers and sound designers a highly expressive woodwind tool.
Nørdic Bass Clarinet – Cinematic Kontakt Library
Experience the Power of the Nørdic Bass Clarinet
The Nørdic Bass Clarinet is a premium KONTAKT instrument designed for film composers, music producers, and sound designers seeking highly expressive woodwind textures. With deep sampling, authentic performances, and a cinematic sound-design engine, this library delivers both realistic bass clarinet tones and creative hybrid soundscapes.
Fully Sampled Acoustic Bass Clarinet
Recorded by expert clarinettist Achille Succi, the Nørdic Bass Clarinet captures every nuance, from smooth legato to sharp staccato, flutter-tongue effects, and evolving cinematic textures. Each articulation is designed for expressive playability, making it ideal for orchestral scoring, cinematic compositions, and experimental sound design.
Innovative Sound Design Engine
This Kontakt library goes beyond traditional sampling with a powerful engine featuring dual sound sources, arpeggiators, reverse FX, and tempo-synced warping. Create dynamic textures, cinematic transitions, and hybrid layers by blending acoustic bass clarinet with warped or designed sound layers for a truly unique sound palette.
Features and Highlights:
- 22,000+ samples capturing every nuance of the bass clarinet
- Full articulation control including legato, staccato, slap, and flutter-tongue
- Dual sound sources for blending acoustic and cinematic textures
- Time Warp and Reverse FX for creative sound design
- Arpeggiator with 5 patterns and 32 steps spanning 4 octaves
- 82 convolution reverbs and high-quality delay for immersive sound
- Additional FX including EQ, compression, saturation, chorus, phaser, and Leslie-style rotor
- 4 FX macros for real-time expressive control
- Loop import and tempo sync for hybrid scoring and experimental layering
- 22 GB library size optimized for modern film and music production
Who Should Use the Nørdic Bass Clarinet?
Whether you are a film composer, game soundtrack creator, or music producer, the Nørdic Bass Clarinet delivers authentic acoustic performance combined with cinematic sound design flexibility. Perfect for orchestral mockups, hybrid scores, ambient textures, and experimental soundscapes.
Plugin and Host Requirements
The Nørdic Bass Clarinet requires the full version of Native Instruments Kontakt 6.6.1 or higher. It will not run in the free Kontakt Player. Ensure your system meets the storage requirement of approximately 22 GB for seamless installation and performance.
Unlock Cinematic Woodwind Creativity
Bring your compositions to life with the Nørdic Bass Clarinet. Its combination of deep sampling, expressive articulations, and hybrid sound design tools makes it a must-have for modern composers, sound designers, and producers who want highly playable bass clarinet sounds with endless creative possibilities.
System Requirements for Nørdic Bass Clarinet
- Full version of Native Instruments Kontakt 6.6.1 or higher (not compatible with free Kontakt Player)
- Approximately 22 GB of free disk space for installation
- macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later / Windows 10 or later
- Intel or Apple Silicon processor (minimum 2.0 GHz)
- 8 GB RAM minimum (16 GB recommended for large projects)
- VST, AU, or AAX compatible DAW for full functionality
- Reliable USB or internal storage recommended for sample streaming
- Internet connection required for download and activation
Libraries for Kontakt
Best sellers · press play to hear themCreative Drum Bundle Vol.2
$19.98 $100.00 Save 80$
Reviews of this product
No reviews yet.
Somebody has to go first: grab it, push every knob and be the first to tell everyone how it sounds.






