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Tyrian Tine - FREE Unstable Crystal Chime Engine | Sound Demos

Grab it FREE here: https://oceanswift.net/product/tyrian... Tyrian Tine is a free compact, yet potent Kontakt NKS instrument for generating unique, unstable randomized bell and chime tones. Its asymmetric dual-layer engine pairs a wavetable oscillator - with purposeful instability, morphing, and controlled randomization - with a sample oscillator curated from bells, kalimbas, music boxes, and other metallic oddities. The result ranges from crystalline fantasy tintinnabulation to gritty, bronze-like strikes and haloed sci-fi swells. Performance is immediate: Layer mixing at the core, velocity, wheel, random modulation for instant movement, and a focused FX stage (filter, tremolo, delay, reverb) to place sounds from close and intimate to widescreen and ethereal. Tyrian Tine drops straight into ambient cues, fantasy/sci-fi scoring, game audio, and evocative sound design whenever you want bells that feel otherworldly yet sharply present. This video explores sound demos showcasing the unstable crystal chimes possible with the engine. Highlights 73 presets 34 samples, 11 wavetables Asymmetric dual-layer engine: wavetable + curated sample oscillator Purposeful instability and musical randomization Focused FX: Filter, Tremolo, Delay, Reverb NKS & NKS2 mappings for hands-on control in Komplete Kontrol and Maschine Free Kontakt Player compatible - no full version required Tyrian Tine lives where chapel glass meets starship hulls. Play a note and bells bloom like constellations; strikes flare, then drift into haloed swells that hang in the air like omens. It feels less like triggering samples and more like waking a signal - intimate one moment, cathedral-wide the next, always poised on the edge of a story. Tyrian Tine doesn’t just make bells - it sketches scenes: ruined kingdoms, cold moons, quiet victories. “Across the void where shattered beacons shine, Tyrian Tine ignites the winter line. Crystalline hymns, then gritty bells that climb, Haloed swells that crown the warp of time.”