The Atmospheric Pack honors the future stars of the game. This pack features Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Rhian Brewster, Maxence Caqueret, Matteo Guendouzi, Tanguy Kouassi and Erhian Cubert. With its futuristic design and bold colors, this pack is a great way to show your team pride.
Le Slow
Le Slow is an atmospheric pack that contains 400 dark and cinematic sound clips. The collection was recorded using state-of-the-art analog and digital processing. The resulting samples feature a wide range of instrumentation, from electric bass to orchestral strings, piano, and various synths. Each audio clip was also slowed 400 to 800 times, which helped reveal they’re incredible detail. Although the clips are restricted, they maintain their laid-back rhythms and evocative production.
The eerie soundscapes in Le Slow will transport you to a new world of sonic territory. This pack includes four powerful Audio Effects Racks and 20 MIDI clips triggering Drums Melodique Drum Rack. Each of the individual clips can be easily accessed using the Live Browser. Le Slow was designed for a 70-80 BPM tempo but can be easily adapted for faster-paced scenarios.
Virtual Riot
Virtual Riot is a German producer who’s made a name for himself in the dance music industry. His atmospheric packs will help you add depth to any production and are universally applicable. You can use them as soundbeds in breakdowns or as subtle atmospheres in the background. There are 15 different soundscapes included in the pack.
Virtual Riot’s “Simulation Album Tour” came to the Hollywood Palladium on April 22, 2019. Elation Professional lighting effects supported the show. Dallas Gasper designed the rig, and Lorcan Clarke supervised the lighting. The band used lighting gear from 4Wall and Owl Vision for the visuals.
YG-111 Gundam G-Self
The YG-111 Gundam G-self is an unaffiliated mobile suit with a mysterious appearance. Piloted by the mysterious Bellri, this model features a removable backpack and UV reactive panels that simulate the look of photon armor. The UV reactive panels also react with black light, making parts glow. It also includes a beam saber and a beam rifle. The figure stands 5″ tall.
The YG-111 Gundam G-self was capable of mounting various equipment packs, including the HGRC Atmospheric Pack. The model is a 1/144 scale kit capable of mounting multiple weapon systems. Its winglets have a laser pod, which is a close-in weapon system. It could also launch omnidirectional attacks. However, it was rarely used due to its lack of accuracy. Other standard armaments included Vulcan guns, beam sabers, and the shield.
This super-posable Gundam Reconguista in G. features UV-reflective material on blue translucent parts. It can display two modes: atmospheric and space modes. Its features include a beam rifle, shield, and 2x beam sabers. It also comes with an atmosphere pack, a must-have accessory for any Gundam collector.
OCTANE
If you’re a fan of atmospheric sounds, you’ll want to check out the OCTANE atmospheric pack. This pack includes 15 preset instruments inspired by atmospheric sounds, and each sample is custom-created to provide endless inspiration. With so many choices, you’ll find the perfect sounds to keep your music on-trend and unique.
COVID-19 outbreak
A strange atmospheric pack may have triggered a COVID-19 outbreak. The region’s vital positive phase in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oscillations may have created a favorable environment for the spread of the virus indoors and outdoors. The solid atmospheric stability may have also favored the virus’s ability to spread by short-range droplet and aerosol transmission. In addition, the region’s changing social contact patterns may have contributed to the outbreak.
The extreme positive phase of the NAO may have modulated the major COVID-19 outbreaks in Europe. The strange atmosphere produced dry conditions over southwestern Europe, which may have provided ideal meteorological conditions for the virus to spread. While this finding is tentative, it should be considered when developing mitigation strategies for future outbreaks. It should also be noted that the relationship between disease and meteorological data was only tested in Spain, and the most significant correlation was between mean temperature and specific humidity. The relationship between the two variables fits a simple exponential function.
While COVID-19 has a negligible effect on human health, it has the potential to affect ecosystems around the globe. The virus can be easily spread from one person to another and is highly contagious. If it applies to humans, this virus could kill millions of people.
COVID-19 was first identified on December 30, 2019, and the World Health Organization declared it a global health emergency on March 11, 2020. It spread rapidly from China during January to South Korea, Japan, Europe, and the United States. Since then, the World Health Organization has instituted increasingly strict measures to control the spread of the virus.
