First Look: Risenge Pro by Keepforest

If you had to give up all your rise and hit collections and could only use this one, you’d have plenty of material. And, the improvements in the engine make customizations more fun than the AizerX series!

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Keepforest has been making top tier trailer instruments for some time so they know what they’re doing. The biggest complaint from users has typically been slow loading times, likely due to animations and graphics, but not the sounds themselves. The AizerX engine introduced more flexibility than the Evolution or Vikings series previously provided, but there were also some confusing aspects that made the AizerX series a little difficult to use at times. Usability has been improved greatly in Risenge.

Risenge comes as 4 different tiers that normally sell for: Risenge Pro – $349, Risenge Core- $199.00, Risenge Essential – $99, and  Risenge FREE from Keepforest

Risenge is a rise and hit engine powered in part by BOOM Library, one of the leading sound design resources and makers of Turbine, a sound generating instrument for creating flight path and jet engine sounds. There’s almost no better combination of companies I can imagine to come together for a Kontakt package like this, and the results show that Keepforest is at the top of their game. If your one question is, “what sets Risenge apart?” the answer is you might actually use Risenge more than all the AizerX products combined. It’s that much of a refinement.

Facts

5.1 GB
Individually designed rise & hit elements
5 Kontakt instruments
Fully customizable engine
Full version of Kontakt 6

Risenge comes sells in 4 different tiers that normally sell for: Risenge Pro – $349, Risenge Core- $199.00, Risenge Essential – $99, and  Risenge  FREE from Keepforest

Demos of Risenge Pro by Keepforest

Videos of Risenge Pro by Keepforest

Contributor Nathan David Carlton reviews Risenge Pro by Keepforest
“If you had to give up all your rise and hit collections and could only use this one, you’d have plenty of material. And the improvements in the engine make customizations more fun than the AizerX series!”