Native Instruments has released Carbon Decay, a new Industrial Techno Expansion set. The inspiration behind Carbon Decay can be found in the clang of 70’s post-punk and industrial, as well as in the tougher elements of rave and hardcore culture. Fusing broken rhythms with sound design, its an aesthetic pioneered by artists such as Blawan, Surgeon, Karenn, and the British Murder Boys. Created by the Berlin-based sound design and production studio Irrupt, Carbon Decay bursts with hard kicks and barbed rhythmic sounds – packed into kits for Battery and Maschine. New synth presets for Massive and Monark provide analog-style basses, alien stabs, and shifting, organic textures for creating primal techno grooves.
Carbon Decay joins a range of over 50 Expansions. Launched in February, and based on the acclaimed MASCHINE Expansions series, these genre-focused sound packs contain everything a musician needs to create a full track in a specific style. For everything on Expansions, head to https://www.native-instruments.com/expansions.
Carbon Decay is available now for $49 / €49 / £44 / ¥6,280 / AU$79. A compact version of Carbon Decay is also available as an iMaschine 2 Expansion iOS app.
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