Elements Silentium is not a typical sample library, nor a conventional collection of instruments. It is a deeply programmable cinematic virtual instrument, powered by a modern, powerful and flexible engine that opens the door to limitless creativity.
Silentium is a creative portal that transforms dark organic textures, evolving strings, ritual voices, folk timbres, percussion, acoustic gestures and hybrid motion into complete sonic and musical worlds. From ancestral landscapes and forbidden rituals to the monumental fantasy of House of the Dragon and the mythic scale of The Odyssey, Silentium is designed for composers who need atmosphere, narrative and movement, not simply isolated sounds.
Every one of Silentium's 600 presets is a fully realised starting point ready for you to get carried away with. Behind them sits 24GB of material recorded with genuine grit, breath and humanity: intimate strings that sigh and swell, breathy woodwinds, ancient and forgotten instruments, ritual voices, characterful pianos, earthy percussion, and organic textures captured from the raw materials of the world itself.
Silentium offers a complete emotional range of possibilities; whilst dark folk lives in the shadows, great scores live in contrast. Silentium's pianos and strings have a fragile, tender beauty that lifts intimate scenes, love themes and quiet moments, while the same library can summon storm and ritual and dread when the story turns. From a whispered solo piano to a full ritualistic churn of voices and drums, follow your narrative wherever it leads with Silentium.
A note from the creator:
“For many, sampling is a way to capture acoustic instruments and reproduce them as faithfully as possible. For me, it is something different: a way of capturing the essence of instruments, voices, objects and environments, then transforming them into the building blocks of a sonic vision a world embodied in a virtual instrument. Sampling becomes a means of creation and inspiration in the hands of the composer and sound designer, going far beyond the mere reproduction of acoustic instruments. Because the beauty of music lies in making it, playing it and living the creative act that begins the instant the keys are touched and the instrument comes to life.” – Stefano Maccarelli
The Elements series also features Elements Kepler 2, Elements Modern Scoring Synth & Elements Cinematic Rhythms
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