Sick 5
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About this plugin
Sick Volume 5 solidifies Soundiron's position as a specialist in unconventional sound design libraries. This collection focuses on purpose-built and modified acoustic instruments captured with meticulous attention to mic placement and spatial characteristics, making it particularly valuable for composers working in genre-driven contexts where sonic distinction matters.
The library's core strength lies in its five acoustic instrument sets, each offering chromatic and percussive articulations recorded at both close and distant positions. The Astral Dirge Pipe functions as a custom didgeridoo variant with sustain and staccato options, while the Channeling Tube repurposes the classic Thunder Tube for semi-chromatic plucking. The Conjuring Bell pair employs thumb-actuated wah effects, and the Spectral Moaner generates harmonic overtone series through overhead swinging motion. Most notably, the Demon String pairs an acoustic guitar with a Vo-96 synthesizer to create self-sustaining, organ-like harmonic drones across major, minor, and octave chord voicings.
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Beyond the instrumental palette, sixty dedicated ambient presets provide ready-made atmospheres, drones, and soundscapes tailored for science fiction, horror, and mystery applications. The plugin architecture incorporates extensive control features, rack effects, and convolution reverbs derived from the recording space itself.
The dual mic positioning approach proves particularly useful for integration scenarios. Close positions deliver present, direct tones suitable for foreground elements, while distant captures provide the lush, ambient texture necessary for immersive scoring. This flexibility makes Sick Volume 5 less a novelty collection and more a practical toolkit for experienced producers seeking authentic, unconventional sonic textures without excessive processing overhead. The instrument designs and recording methodology clearly reflect professional use-case thinking rather than marketing-driven gimmickry.