Native Instruments Releases FREE TRK-01 PLAY Instrument : Ask.Video

Here's 2 Native Instruments Instrument Plugins For FREE

Rounik Sethi on Fri, December 14th 0 comments

Being Christmas means it's time for some choice freebies coming our way. Native Instruments have a nice kick plugin and bass plugin, TRK-01 PLAY, which are free until January 7th 2019.

TRK-01 PLAY extracts the powerful kick and bass engines from the innovative bass synth TRK-01 to form two dedicated plug-ins. TRK-01 KICK is a blendable dual-layer kick drum engine, with synth-based and sampled kicks, plus multiple modulation options. TRK-01 BASS offers no less than five synth engines, letting you craft exactly the bass you need. Together, as TRK-01 PLAY, they provide a strong foundation for any track. Download TRK-01 PLAY today for free – it’s available for a limited time only.

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