Atlassounds makes virtual instruments and drum machines devoted to world music, including the Boite a rythmes Batteur oriental. Available on Green Musicians.
Atlassounds develops virtual instruments and drum machines devoted to world music. The brand answers a real gap: most general-purpose libraries handle non-Western rhythms and timbres very poorly.
The brand's flagship product is the Boite a rythmes Batteur oriental. It gathers the rhythms and percussion sounds of oriental music into a playable interface, directly usable in production. For a composer working in these idioms, it saves an enormous amount of time compared with piecing together scattered samples.
Atlassounds virtual instruments are designed by musicians who know these repertoires. The result is not an exotic approximation: rhythmic cycles and timbres are respected, and that changes everything on listening.
For a composer who needs these colours, owning a dedicated instrument avoids hours of sample hunting and delivers a more credible result. It is a purchase justified from the very first project.
No. The interface is directly playable: pick a rhythm, vary it, drop it into your production.
The instruments are in common formats and work in most digital audio workstations on the market.
Yes. These timbres and rhythms also work to colour a pop production, a film score or modern music that needs another texture.
Yes, the Boite a rythmes Batteur oriental is available at Green Musicians, through a short supply chain.
