some reflections from drop 1

this past week was a big one for us.
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what happened this past week?

after months of editing, shaping, improving, testing and quietly living with these sounds,
we finally released GRIT into the world.

releasing something personal always feels a little vulnerable. 

when you work on something for this long, it becomes familiar - almost too familiar.
letting it go means letting it change in the hands of others.
and that’s a good thing. sounds are meant to move.

we built GRIT around the human imperfections

every library in this drop has edges, breath, tension, and unevenness - on purpose.
we wanted these instruments to feel like someone is there with you,
not a polished machine playing back a flawless surface.

and the response so far has reminded us why we do this.
when someone says a sound made them feel something, that’s enough.
that’s the whole point.

moving forward, we want to bring you closer to the process

we’re going to share more of how these instruments come to life - the recording rooms, the rehearsals, the conversations, the small, imperfect moments that shape the sound as much as the microphones do.

we’ll take you with us to our next sessions, and we’d love to involve you more along the way - to ask questions, to react, to help shape what this becomes with us. let us know how you might want to be involved and ways we might facilitate this - we're all ears :) 

thank you for being here and thank you for your support.

K + T