Kosmology is an Advanced Performance Sequencing Tool. In a nutshell you build up to 8 instances which can be switched and manipulated by a series of triggers in real-time. Each Instance contains a Pitch Sequencer, Velocity sequencer, 5 freely assignable Sequencers (from a list of 46 Destinations) and 48 Synth Parameters. Each Instance can have completely different settings and assignments, which gives an enormous amount of freedom for creating unique grooves.

The Golden Crown of Kosmology is undoubtedly the fact that it can perform Wave Sequencing which means that you can assign a sequencer to select the currently playing instruments from all the included Sampled instruments. Both Synth A and B can be targeted individually which leads to instant satisfaction, creating an original sounding sequence can be as easy as selecting Wave A/B in a sequencer and hitting the Random Button. There is a Globals section which allows affecting 25 Parameters at the global Level, which can be automated in the host. These Parameters can add or remove from the current values, so as an example you could have a complex midi track in your DAW which switches between sequences rapidly and then automate a slow movement on the Cutoff Global which will open and close the filer regardless of which sequence is playing.

• 8 Instances that can be switched on the fly via Midi. each Instance has:
  • control over 48 Distinct Parameters which include Cutoff, Resonance, Filter and Amp Envelopes Envelopes (Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release), Filter Envelope Amounts, Octave, Various A/B Tune options, FX Sends plus more.
  • Pitch Sequencer – Offsets the root note by -+12 semitones and can Tie notes and mute them
  • Velocity Sequencer – Velocity in turn can be assigned to both Volume and/or the Filter Cutoff
  • 5 assignable Sequencers – each of these sequencers can target any of the 46 available Destinations and can like the other synth parameters can be completely different for each of the 8 instances.
  • All sequencers have independent Clock Divisions
  • All sequencers have an independent Step Size (maximum 64 steps) which is great for Syncopation
    
• Dual Synth Architecture – each synth has its own waveform (sampled Instrument), Filter Type, Pan, Tune and Envelope Depth.
• FX Engine:
  • Convolution Reverb -Uses Kontakts Convolution engine with a selection of 50 unique Impulse Responses.
  • Standard Reverb – Also includes the older Kontakt Reverb which can work well in conjunction with the Convolver. K6 Version uses the New Room/Hall reverb.
  • Tempo Delay -Stereo Ping Pong Delay with adjustable tempo based times. K6 Uses the new Replika Delay with a choice of all 5 Modes.
  • Modulator – Has a choice between Flanger, Phaser or Chorus with adjustable LFO Frequency.
  • Echo – Can be used as a Comb effect (think Sabres of Paradise) or as a short non tempo delay.
  • Compressor
  • Saturation
• 2 tempo synced LFOs – LFO1 has a selection of 20 shapes, and can target Cutoff and Volume individually for both synths A and B, and Pitch B. LFO 2 is dedicated to the main Cutoff and locked to a RAMP shape and is great for the classic Rhythmic Sound.
• Wave Sequencing – it is possible to target both synth destinations independently to switch waveforms on a step by step basis which leads to extremely sophisticated Sequences with very little effort.
• Integrated Preset Browser and ability to save Presets and Templates.
• Rescalers – Force notes to a Scale for each Note of the Octave
• Randomizers – You can randomize everywhere
• Large Screen editor – Allows working on the Pitch plus any other sequencer for easy Editing when needed
• 15 Timing Based Triggers for Live Manipulation including Freeze Pitch, Freeze Waveforms, Half Step, Double Step, Mute, Reverse, Max Note Length, Min Note Length plus more
• 25 Global Parameters for Automating across all Instances or radically transforming a Preset on the fly
• 3 Mod Triggers – You can offset up to 9 Parameters for each of these triggers for an instant remix via the assigned Midi Keys
• -+1 Octave Triggers
• Easy and Intuitive Workflow
• Download Size – 7.45 GB
• Minimum Requirements – Native Instruments Kontakt 5.3 Full Version (will only work in Kontakt player for 15 minutes)

Newly created and updated version of the Cassetto Script. Cassetto is a is a dual oscillator Synth engine which excels at producing interesting Pads, atmospheres and ARP Sequences.

• 2 Oscillators with both multi-sampled cassette sampled sound and single cycle Waveforms (100 selections in total)
• Noise Oscillator sampled from Tape
• Unstable for warbling the oscillator pitch
• Dual Filters with a large choice of filter types
• Parallel Filters or One for each Oscillator
• 3 LFOs with 30 selectable Waveforms, LFO1/2 reset on note on, LFO3 is free running
• Random LFO for the Filters
• Filter Envelope for the Cutoff, Pitch and Optional Volume of Oscillator 2
• VCA Envelope for Volume Control
• Envelope 3 assignable to Resonance LFO1 speed and LFO 3 level
• Reverb with 50 Impulse Responses
• Delay
• Modulator with a choice from Chorus, Flanger or Phaser
• Versatile Arpeggiator with Sequencers for various parameters plus 6 Modulation Sequencers
• various Chord Modes for the Arpeggiator
• various Mod Sequencer Modes
• Preset Browser with the ability to save presets
• Global Randomizer and Default, with the ability to save you own Default preset.
• Complete Microtuner System with 300+ Scales and scala support
• Scale Re-Mapper with 78 Scales
• Section Default and Randomizer buttons
• 400 Presets

Q: What is the Difference between Kosmology Collection and Multiverse Collection seeing as they include the same Scripted Instruments?

A: Initially Kosmology and Multiverse were distinct Product Lines but at one point it made sense to add both scripts to both as it provided a very different way of exploring the underlying Samples. Because of this, the Kosmology Releases came with Kosmology Presets whereas. The Presets can be used in any Kosmology Release however, and now the releases have been combined into 2 Products, all available Presets are included by Default. The Second major difference is the sample Design. Kosmology Samples were more geared towards Sequencing, whereas Multiverse Samples were much more about creating interesting Pads and tend to be larger in size. Essentially now with these new Products, the only major difference is the Sample Content.