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Marco Iannello
Marco Iannello is an Italian musician and composer for media, film, and videogames, currently residing in Manchester, United Kingdom
7 Sample Packs published
Marco Iannello is following
- Peter
- Gustavo Coutinho
- James ALDEN Berry
- Andrea Giordani
- Andrew Ward
- Angus Roberts-Carey
- apelmazao
- artei
- A Time for Foxes
- AuralPalette
- blakedirksen
- CHo
- Caift
- Christian Henson
- christinemorgs
- Christophe Glaudel Photos
- ComposingOverload
- Mad Squabbles
- Dan Keen
- danielreis1973
- danlon
- David Hilowitz
- DennisG
- Stephan Scholz
- Egor Anisimov
- EYEAMSTANDALONE
- William Hoshal
- Fred Poirier
- genmce
- George Mihaileanu
- gerryarrioja
- gungi23
- hjhubeek
- Micko Vanessa
- Jake
- Jamesusmusic
- thejcpro
- jegrayjr
- Jim Sanger
- jix1125
- John Hancock
- John Rushton
- Jon Meyer
- JoRanger
- Joshua Meltzer
- Julian Doe
- Keith Theodosiou
- J.Frances
- lfo2vco
- MarkB
- Matt Watson 75
- MoorMcJones
- moviedoors
- mrozak
- mturnage
- Nami Audio
- NateKvngMusic
- NavidLancaster
- NC
- neuronic
- Nigel Moss
- NikPT
- Nostalgiasmith
- patchmein
- Paul James
- PeterDef
- Quetzal
- Richard L McCorkell
- Ryan Kearsey
- roofcat
- Sage Reynolds
- samuelfscott
- ScullSounds
- sdelgo
- SeanMahon
- singermustdie
- Jordan
- smadds
- Solfegiste
- SoundChaser
- Stephen Tallamy
- Steve Klein
- terryb58
- tixpink
- Tony
- Umi_Yu
- _Vaishnav_Sharma_
- veritechc
- Will_Scherrer
- wolfboy5
- Yves
Marco Iannello's followers
- Peter
- Gustavo Coutinho
- James ALDEN Berry
- Andrea Giordani
- Andrew Ward
- apelmazao
- artei
- A Time for Foxes
- AuralPalette
- blakedirksen
- CHo
- Caift
- Christian Henson
- christinemorgs
- Christophe Glaudel Photos
- ComposingOverload
- Mad Squabbles
- danielreis1973
- danlon
- DennisG
- Stephan Scholz
- Egor Anisimov
- EYEAMSTANDALONE
- William Hoshal
- genmce
- George Mihaileanu
- gerryarrioja
- gungi23
- hjhubeek
- Micko Vanessa
- Jake
- Jamesusmusic
- thejcpro
- jegrayjr
- Jim Sanger
- jix1125
- John Hancock
- John Rushton
- Julian Doe
- Keith Theodosiou
- J.Frances
- lfo2vco
- MarkB
- Matt Watson 75
- MoorMcJones
- moviedoors
- mrozak
- mturnage
- Nami Audio
- NateKvngMusic
- NavidLancaster
- NC
- neuronic
- Nigel Moss
- NikPT
- Nostalgiasmith
- patchmein
- Paul James
- PeterDef
- Quetzal
- Richard L McCorkell
- Ryan Kearsey
- roofcat
- Sage Reynolds
- samuelfscott
- ScullSounds
- sdelgo
- SeanMahon
- singermustdie
- Jordan
- smadds
- Solfegiste
- SoundChaser
- Stephen Tallamy
- Steve Klein
- terryb58
- tixpink
- Tony
- Umi_Yu
- _Vaishnav_Sharma_
- veritechc
- Will_Scherrer
- wolfboy5
- Yves
NFO Alternative Chamber Strings
Chamber strings longs and drones recorded by the Northern Film Orchestra...
Epic Fireworks
A percussion kit created from the sounds of explosions and whooshes of fireworks...
Plastic Flap
Squeaky noises from protective plastic film...
Space Voices
Humming and whistling that will propel you a few light years away from our planet...
Sounds from the Kitchen Vol. 2: Synth Chair
More wonderful sounds from the kitchen!...
Sounds from the Kitchen Vol 2: Drinking Glass
Glass Bells made from a drinking glass...
Sounds from the Kitchen
Various kitchen implements transformed into instruments....
Marco Iannello’s Reviews
Lots of character
Having the separate main layers is incredibly useful
Lots of character
With so many samples Dan obtained from the community, the risk would have been to create a mash of conflicting sounds. However, it was never in doubt that that would happen, as Dan's excellent processing created such a sweet, multi-layered cake of sounds that really complement each other and create a marvellous sonic world
Delightful samples
Having used items from my kitchen, or my mum's in Rome, Italy, to create a few sample libraries, I totally loved this, and the meticulous recording and production processes Dan always employs really puts this collection of sounds at the top
Most versatile felt?
I fell in love with this at first "hearing", and it became the main instruments of my track "Felt of Four" on my "Piano Explorations" album. And of course I have found ways to incorporate it in some horror contexts, because the lower register is just begging to be used in that context. Combining all patches together creates an incredible explosion of sound, scary brilliant!
Instant drama feels
I had totally forgotten about these samples until a few months ago, when I was writing a library track in the style of Nine Inch Nails the Atticus patches being the stars of the show, naturally. And suddenly a whole new world appeared in front of me, and now I can hardly forget about these ones again. And so much fun manipulating them, they adapt very easy to being mangled and destroyed
Not just for the LABS Soft Piano
Truly inspiring set of amazing soundscapes that go well with anything, really. Actually, they work stunningly well on their own, too, having those faint piano notes in the back really adds that bit of shimmer, or haunting presence, to the soundscape. Right out of the box immediate inspiration!