Zero-G have released Hellfire, available at the intro price of $40.00, increasing to $50.00 after the promotion.
Hellfire is a superbly curated cinematic sound library featuring a wide range of tension-driven synths, fractured glitches, atmospheric beds and impactful effects designed to bring intensity, unease and movement to modern sound design. Built for composers, sound designers and editors working across film, TV and games, it’s particularly suited to scenes that demand slow-burning dread, sci-fi atmospheres or a constant sense of underlying threat.
Built for Kontakt, Hellfire is presented through a custom interface that makes shaping and layering sounds both intuitive and efficient. The library brings together evolving atmospheres, drones, textures, FX, impacts, shocks, synths, whooshes and risers, all organised for fast access and creative control. The sound palette blends synthetic and processed elements, focusing on tonal instability, dynamic movement and textural depth to support immersive and emotionally driven scoring.
Hellfire also includes a flexible effects section, allowing you to sculpt space, motion and character with precision, whether you’re refining subtle background tension or pushing sounds into more aggressive, cinematic territory.
From psychological thrillers to dark sci-fi and high-impact cinematic moments, Hellfire provides a versatile toolkit for shaping tension, atmosphere, and emotional intensity throughout your composition.
Features include:
- Over 1.75 GB of 385 samples in 24bit 48 kHz Wav
- 18 Kontakt Instruments with a custom GUI
- 6 filter types, 2 LFOs, sample start point, pan and tune functions.
- Fully equipped FX Rack including Convolution Reverb, Delay, Chorus Flanger, Phaser, Compression, Distortion, EQ and Filter effects.
Watch the overview video HERE.
Hellfire requires a full version of Kontakt 7.10.1 or later.
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