Digital Juice Stack Traxx Vol.21 Ambient Stacks

When Brian Eno coined the term Ambient Music back in the 1970s, he characterized it as a sound that "must be able to accommodate many levels of listening attention without enforcing one in particular; …as ignorable as it is interesting." But he also emphasized the difference between this style and canned background music – ambient music should be both beautiful and stimulating without the distraction of a focused melody.

In StackTraxx Volume 21: Ambient Stacks we offer you 20 layered songs designed to function both passively -- as a reflective sonic space to envelop your video edit -- and actively by drawing the listener's attention with an intriguing evolving soundscape derived from influences as disparate as jazz, industrial, rock and electronic house.


Features
20 original full-length songs with 4 broadcast cuts (:60, :30, :15, & :10) each
125 Total tracks
Every song has 4-7 individual "layers" which can be turned on and off
1 DVD-ROM
Works with the Juicer 3 processing software
Browse, search & preview
Remix layered files
Batch export WAV & AIFF files
Incredibly flexible, yet also drag-and-drop easy to use
Royalty-Free (buyout) - never pay royalties again

The Juicer 3 provides you with the ultimate in production flexibility and let’s you separate any of the cuts into their multi-track components. These four to seven individual layers (or “stacks”) include Drums, Piano, Organ, Brass, Strings, Woodwind elements and more. Some tracks also include a Vox channel for choir and vocal effects. You can use the Juicer 3 to create your own mixes right in the Juicer or you can output all of the layers individually and remix them later in your own audio and video editing environment.