Perseverance
A percussive instrument created from the sounds of NASA's Perseverance rover
ByJoRanger
The story
“Perserverance” is science in the making. The latest sample library from Jo Ranger through Audio Artemis, “Perseverance” has been forged by the actual sounds of NASA’s newest rover by the same name, and the desolate Martian landscape. Combined with haunting, resonant trumpet noises, “Perseverance” is perfect for moments of unease, tension, and to give your score a wild futuristic feel.
This cut-down, free version for Pianobook features “CO2 95%” – a percussive instrument featuring deep booms, metallic twangs, and gritty textures that paint a hostile world.
The full version includes even more sounds and features, such as a sequencer and twin pads, and will be available for £4.99 from 13th August 2021 at audioartemis.com
Reviews
Perfect for those gritty, industrial Trent Reznor type sounds
This is a great library. It's brilliant GUI makes the sounds easily controllable, and while it essentially does one thing the library can offer up a wide range of alterations on the sample. It provides the user with a great range of industrial, distorted hits. The great programming with the distortion and grit faders means you can also get those honky resonances that you often hear in modern film scores.
Distorted Glitch hop
While i cant see myself personally using these sounds except in very specific scoring situations i think they are really unique and anybody that is into these really distorted glitchy type sounds I'm sure would love this. They can be used as drums and percussion but also processed to work as trailer effects and hits. The GUI is really professional looking and the creativity of this instrument is awesome
Nice Teaser to the Full Product
The GUI is great but the sound has not much use contextually- great for sound design stuff. I'm sure the full version has a lot more to offer!