

292 MB / 352 MB
Atmos 3 Lite is a Free cinematic ambient piano, with 2 layers of sound with adjustable level, one layer of acoustic piano sound recorded from a Yamaha C3 and another layer of sound pads created from the same original samples, using various digital processing such as Reverbs, Morphing and Structural Effects among others.
Atmos 3 Lite is aimed at all popular genres such as Ambient, Pop, Hip Hop, Trap, EDM, House, but also for Cinematic production, filmmakers, and sound designers.
Atmos 3 Lite is available in VST/VST3/AU plugin formats for Windows and Mac (64 bit)
Features:
Windows & Mac
6 Multi-Sampled Piano Presets
2 Layers
LFO modulation controls
Lowpass/highpass filter cutoff
ADSR envelope controls
Built-in chorus
Built-in delay
Samples meticulously edited one by one
Easy to use
100% royalty free
System Requirements on Windows:
Windows 8.1/10/11
600 MB Disk Space
400 MB Ram
VST/VST3 host 64-bit
System Requirements on MacOS:
macOS 10.14 And Above
600 MB Disk Space
400 MB Ram
AU/VST/VST3 host (64-bit)
ATMOS_3_LITE_WIN ( 292 MB )
ATMOS_3_LITE_MAC ( 351 MB )
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