LANDR Horizon: Hybrid String and Synth Virtual Instrument

Each patch can combine four sound modules, so you can stack contrasting characters in a single instrument rather than running several plugins. The Morph controller is the main performance element. Moving it right brightens the sound and opens it up, while moving it left darkens it into hollow, moody textures. Because it is a single control, you can automate it to shape energy over the course of a track.

The Global Tone & Filter control shifts the overall frequency character of a patch with one knob, which is useful for moving quickly between low, underscored pads and brighter lead sounds.

Lusher and Harmonic Delay are used to sculpt the 3D field, either pushing sounds into the distance or bringing them into sharp focus. The Randomizer offers a fast way to generate new spatial settings when you are looking for an unexpected starting point.

The library includes 150 factory presets and 30 custom-designed sound sources based on captured cello and bowed acoustic recordings. A built-in Glue Compressor is meant to keep dense, layered textures balanced and prevent volume spikes and clipping.