Electro ID

Sector 0
Circuit made madness in this exploration of techno frontiers. Includes a huge array of distinct high-tech loops in Construction_Kit formula. Modular, Analog and Digital synthesis provided foundation for the sonic probe authority. These segments also work well with edgy or creatively applied styles.

Sector 1
Heavy voltages inspired all material creating an electrified spectrum of synthesized disorder.

Sector 2
Multimodal styles based on Electro, Tech-House, Hardcore and Schranz. German Underground.

Sector 3
Inorganic resources include: Drum Loops, Synth, Bass Lines, FX, Single Sounds. Byte Crushing where necessary.

Sector 4
Experiments performed by artist Asem Shama (Techno ID / Ghostline / Franko Zeiger).

Sector 5
Human candidates classifications benefiting from release: DJ, Composer, GameAudio Pro´s

Results Super-strength Synths, Over-clocked Rhythms.

Key Points
Elastik Engine
1 GB sound material which includes:
+ 100 construction kits
+ 250 instrument loops
+ 100 drum construction kits
+ 300 single drum loops
+ 700 single sounds.

== Feel The Impact ==

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Team Ueberschall

Video Demos

	Introduction
	Registration & Activation
	Browser Window
	Browser Function
	User Settings
	Loopeye

More infos

Download Elastik 2 Installer MAC
Download Elastik 2 Installer WIN
Download Elastik Demo-Soundbank
Quickstart Manual
Elastik 2 Manual

Systemrequirements

Free ELASTIK 2 Player is included in this product or can be downloaded for free!

Interfaces:
Mac & PC (32 Bit and 64 Bit) - AudioUnits, VST, StandAlone, RTAS (32bit only)

System requirements (recommended):
MacOS X 10.5 or newer: 2GHz / 2GB RAM
Windows XP / Vista / Win7: 2GHz / 2GB RAM

Elastik 2 Features

• innovative loopeye functions
• fast browser features (multiple filter search, tagging)
• prelisten in sync
• sequence mode (loads of edtiting features per slice)
• random sound replacement
• parameter automation
• realtime sync to host
• bounce of original and modified loops
• resizeable window format
• mutiple soundbank management
• timestretch and pitchshift in best quality

Product activation:
An internet connection on any computer is required to authorize / activate the product (Challenge/Response).

Reviews

Computer Music, 06/2007

Electro ID
Electro ID is absolutely ideal for quick and dirty soundtrack work.

Electro ID

Computer Music, June 2007
http://www.computermusic.co.uk

(...)
Electro ID covers all the major 4/4, techy styles (from Detroit techno to banging
electro house).
It offers plenty of big synth leads, basslines, percussion tracks and atmospheric FX,
the majority of which are of good quality and fit the prevailing mood.
(...)
there´s no denying that the Elastik engine makes it extremely easy to use the
sounds as prescribed. As such, Electro ID is absolutely ideal for quick and dirty
soundtrack work.

8/10

EQ Magazine, 07/2007

Electro ID
If you want an instant electro construction kit where you can do a whole lot more than with simple static loops, consider making the stretch to get Elastik.

Electro ID

EQ Magazine, July 2007
http://www.eqmag.com

Over the past few years, sample libraries have become inscreasingly wedded to
virtual plug-in/stand-alone snstruments. No longer do library developers have to be
concerned about being compatible with a particular sampler format; all they need is
something tat wrks with most, or all, major plug-in formats (VSTi, AU, RTAS, DXi).
Ueberschall´s Electro ID, for their Elastik virtual instrument platform, contains 100
constructionkits of German underground electro music, verging on techno and
hardcore. The typical kit includes drum loops, bass, synth, various effects, and
they´re smokin´: This is the real deal. But you can´t really consider the sounds with
the instrument, so let´s do go there. (By the way, Ueberschall has multiple products
that use the Elastik engine - not just Electro ID.)
(...)
CONCLUSIONS
I found Elastick confusing at first, and that kept me from getting deeper into it. My
mistake; once I realized this was an instrument more than a loop library, everything
fell into place and I started having a major blast. If you want an instant electro
construction kit where you can do a whole lot more than with simple static loops,
consider making the stretch to get Elastik.

By: Craig Anderton