Fallout Music Group Unstrummed v1.1.0 KONTAKT

November 10, 2026 0

Discover Unstrummed, a one-of-a-kind composer toolkit meticulously crafted to transcend genres, delivering a vibrant, distinctive, and authentically raw sonic experience. Whether it’s crafting spine-chilling horror or quirky, offbeat cues, Unstrummed provides a comprehensive range of irreverent sounds.

Crafted predominantly from unprocessed, live recordings of acoustic and electric guitars, banjos, dobros, mandolins, and lap steel, Unstrummed offers an unparalleled sonic palette unmatched by conventional guitar-based sampler instruments. Explore an array of percussive elements, jack noise, slides, plucks, bows, and other captivating nuances, empowering you to effortlessly create impactful hits, tension-building risers, and intricate rhythmic patterns. Unleash your creativity and seamlessly integrate these unique sounds into your own compositions with ease.

WAV FILES INCLUDED
Included in the Samples folder you will find a folder named ‘FMG Unstrummed 24bit 48k Wavs’. If you prefer working with wav files, you will find an amazing amount of freedom here. That said, we suggest using the GUIs to randomize and create your basic starter sound. Then it is easy to manipulate and export to audio for further processing. Within this folder you will find 3 sub-folders with the following wav files:

Designed Sounds: This folder contains dozens of sounds (hits, risers, rhythms and whoosh hits) all created by Unstrummed and then taken through more processing to be trailer-ready.

Preset Exports: This folder contains a wav file export of each of the Riser and Hit presets found in the GUIs. If you want a quick start to adding additional processing to a preset you like, just grab these and jump in.

Raw Sounds: In this folder you will find the individual samples used in the instruments, including the individual riser, percussion and whoosh sources.

NOTE: After install, you will find a folder named FMG Unstrummed 24bit 48k Wavswith all of these files. This folder will be in the Samples folder wherever you installed the instrument.