Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 33 minutes ago
Cello Textures Evolved is a revamped version of the original Cello Textures. It uses the same samples, but adds many new playback controls and effects.
Cello Textures Evolved consists of complementary articulations designed to be layered together to create unique gestures and add splashes of color to your music.
The original interface made it so you could easily mix and match textures together, playing them forwards, backwards, and looped. The new interface provides more playback controls and effects.
The new playback controls make it possible to change sample start times and set loop ranges for each texture. Like the original, you can also do this kind of forward-backwards looping, and reverse textures.
The new effects make it possible for each texture to have its own volume, pan, velocity sensitivity, transposition, tuning, envelope settings, filtering, saturation, and delay and reverb sends. Besides that, each texture has its own envelope and lfo, which can be applied to these new effects.
The original interface included a randomization button. The new interface takes this much further, providing randomizing dice buttons all around the interface. With a few clicks you can take the original samples far beyond the sound of a solo cello.
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π View more from Osterhouse Sounds: lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/ben-osterhouse
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Cello Textures Evolved is a revamped version of the original Cello Textures. It uses the same samples, but adds many new playback controls and effects.
Cello Textures Evolved consists of complementary articulations designed to be layered together to create unique gestures and add splashes of color to your music.
The original interface made it so you could easily mix and match textures together, playing them forwards, backwards, and looped. The new interface provides more playback controls and effects.
The new playback controls make it possible to change sample start times and set loop ranges for each texture. Like the original, you can also do this kind of forward-backwards looping, and reverse textures.
The new effects make it possible for each texture to have its own volume, pan, velocity sensitivity, transposition, tuning, envelope settings, filtering, saturation, and delay and reverb sends. Besides that, each texture has its own envelope and lfo, which can be applied to these new effects.
The original interface included a randomization button. The new interface takes this much further, providing randomizing dice buttons all around the interface. With a few clicks you can take the original samples far beyond the sound of a solo cello.
π View Cello Textures Evolved: lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/ben-osterhouse/cello-textures-evolved
π View more from Osterhouse Sounds: lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/ben-osterhouse
π View all Kontakt libraries (Over 2000 to choose from): lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments










