Binary Music Energy Bow Guitar Kontakt for Mac
Mac AudioEnergy Bow Guitar is a Kontakt library from Binary Music built around a simple, expressive idea: a Fender American Standard Stratocaster played with an EBow, the handheld device that makes a guitar string sing with endless sustain. The result is a bowed, vocal-like guitar tone that works beautifully for ambient parts, pads and slow melodic lines.
Key Features
- Stratocaster sampled chromatically with an EBow, from D2 to A5
- Clean 24-bit/44.1kHz recordings with three round-robins per note
- Seymour Duncan Little '59 pickup fitted for extra sustain
- Long, swelling tones ideal for ambient and cinematic writing
- Loads in Kontakt for use in any major DAW on Mac
How to Download
- Click the green Download button on this page to start, and note the version shown above.
- Download from the official site and get the Mac version or trial.
- Open the downloaded file, install or drag the app to your Applications folder, and launch it.
System Requirements
A Mac running a recent version of macOS, a DAW and Native Instruments Kontakt are required; libraries of this type typically need the full version of Kontakt. The download is under a gigabyte, so it is one of the lighter libraries in the Binary Music range.
FAQs
What is an EBow?
The EBow, or Energy Bow, is a small handheld device invented in 1969 that uses electromagnetic coils to keep a guitar string vibrating, producing infinite sustain without picking. This library samples that sound note by note.
Can I use it in the free Kontakt Player?
Most small-developer libraries need the full Kontakt, and the Player may only run them in a time-limited demo mode. Check the official product page for the exact requirement before buying.
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