Save 40% with this bundle, featuring unique instruments perfect for sound designers! From beautiful acoustic mallet sounds to found percussion, resonant tones, ambient textures, pads and more, this is an essential collection for any composer or producer looking for inspiring one-of-a-kind sounds.
Please note: this bundle is NOT fully compatible with the free Kontakt Player.

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Products Included
Shou Drum
A beautiful tuned drum handcrafted from tempered steel and performed with a variety of articulations and mallets.
Resonance: Emotional Mallets
Custom-made stone, metal, wood and glass instruments, ranging in timbre from warm to mournful and everything in between.
Meditation
Organic, harmonious tonal percussion mixed with additive synthesis to create a range of glassy, bell-like and meditative sounds.
Audio Demos
- Adrift (Naked) Andrew Aversa
- Luminescence (Naked) Brad Jerkins
- Dancing Shadows (Naked) Franck Barre
- Meditation Andrew Aversa
- Falling into Blue (Dressed) Jason Cullimore
- Walk Under Water (Dressed) Brad Jerkins
Product Info
Requirements
7GB of RAM
Higher amounts of memory let you load more instruments.
2010 or newer processor
A faster CPU with more cores will allow you to play more simultaneous voices.
Kontakt 5.5.2+ Full Version
This collection is NOT fully compatible with the free Kontakt Player.
Kontakt Requirements - Mac OSX
Intel Macs (i5 or higher): macOS 10.14, 10.15, 11 or 12 (latest update).
Apple Silicon Macs (via Rosetta 2 & natively on ARM in Standalone or in hosts that support it): macOS 11 or 12 (latest update)
Kontakt Requirements - Windows
Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 (latest Service Pack, 32/64-bit). Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU. Graphics hardware support for OpenGL 2.1 or higher. Windows 10 strongly recommended.
Videos
Reviews
Sonic Forest – Producer Spot
“Today I found something very special. A library that is extremely creative, well-designed, affordable, and even for good cause. I’m talking about “Sonic Forest” by Impact Soundworks. This library is based on a one it’s a kind instrument, sampled with a lot of depth and precision to create a unique sound, but beyond that Sonic Forest has a lot more to offer. (ProducerSpot.com)
Sonic Forest – Sound On Sound
“Sonic Forest would be a good addition to any ethnic or world collection. Factor in the stunning granular engine, the giveaway price of $20 (25 percent of which is donated to charity) and I can’t think of one reason not to snap it up!.” (Sound On Sound)
Shou Drum – Sample Library Review
“With Shou Drum, Impact Soundworks deliver a deep yet intuitive tonal metal instrument that excels at arpeggiated patterns and hypnotic ostinatos making it a great tool for ambient tracks or creating unique textures.”
AMM (Sample Library Review)
Resonance – Sound On Sound
“Impact Soundworks didn’t stop with the natural sounds of [Resonance]. Comprehensive scripted interfaces let you modify each sound, and add carefully chosen convolution reverb. ISW has also designed a further 49 new instruments using software processing. These include some truly atmospheric impacts and keyboards, inventive leads and basses, epic percussion and evocative textures and drones. If you’re looking for fresh and unusual instrumental inspiration, you should definitely put Resonance on your shopping list.”
Martin Walker (Sound On Sound)
Curio – Film and Game Composers
“If you’ve heard the other libraries available from [ISW] you know their sound design skills are very good. Listening to [Curio] makes me hold them in even higher regard… to create such diverse sounds from a little toy piano is nothing short of amazing. [It] never sounds ‘created’, ‘mangled’ or ‘re-sampled’ … all sounds are in a way their perfect representation of themselves … I really like the palette of sounds, and there are many to choose from … Don’t let the words ‘Toy Piano’ fool you, this isn’t a toy, it’s a tool. A very well made tool for the cinematic composer.”
Thomas Mavian (Film and Game Composers)
