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A set of crisp and clean studio drum sounds, suitable for most projects.

 Number of samples: 29
Audio format: WAV 44.1 KHz, 16 bit

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‘Heat Synths’ featuring 40 radio ready synth loops, suitable for producers working in genres like Hip Hop, R&B, Crunk and other urban music related styles. Every loop was custom programmed, carefully mixed & mastered to deliver you best possible sound quality and instant inspiration for creating your own beats.

Each pack in MICRO SERIES contain 40-60 multiformat loops, hits or stabs in incredible low price! If you do not like to spend your money on hundreds of sounds libraries and use only few loops/hits after purchase.. this series is for you! Packs in the MICRO SERIES are small, but still high FatLoud quality & no fillers included!

PLEASE NOTE: The drums, drum loops, vocal samples & sfx in the MP3 DEMO are NOT INCLUDED in this pack. Heat Synths contains ONLY synth loops. Other samples are used in MP3 DEMO for demo purposes ONLY!

Price: GBP 8.95

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Metallophone – Free sample pack – Microphone Neumann km 184 and ART tube MP microphone preamp. Sampling card Digidesign Digi 001.
Sound format: Wav, 16 bit samples and 44.000 hertz.

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wikipedia.org : “The didgeridoo (also known as a didjeridu or didge) is a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians of northern Australia at least 1,500 years ago and is still in widespread usage today both in Australia and around the world. It is sometimes described as a natural wooden trumpet or “drone pipe”. Musicologists classify it as an aerophone. The instrument is traditionally made from Eucalyptus trees which have had their interiors hollowed out by termites or died of other causes.”

Here are two didgeridoo samples that could be useful in a variety of situations and add variety to songs in any number of genres. There’s a short riff and a longer drone.

Number of samples: 2
Audio format: WAV 44.1 KHz, 16 bit

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Number of samples: 84 (45 acoustic guitar, 39 electric guitar)
Audio format: WAV
Genre: Rock

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The S3 was Korg’s 1991 attempt to apply the M1 workstation approach to rhythm and sequencing, but it never attained anything like the success of its more famous keyboard sibling.

“Encased in sleek black plastic, the slimline and classy S3 has much in common with the M1, in terms of its appearance. The controls are distributed tastefully: a single volume slider, alpha dial, four soft keys, shift, page and +/- keys, plus standard sequencer transport buttons, all spin an illusion of thoughtful design. Eight plastic velocity-sensitive pads (with eight different velocity-response curves) let you tap in your rhythms or play along with an existing pattern or song. A button switches banks between pads 1-8 and 9-16 of the current drum kit and, despite being very noisy (like a clunky old computer keyboard), the pads are actually quite responsive and playable. One gripe is that there is no dedicated tempo control, which I think is unforgivable on a drum machine. Instead, you have to use a combination of the shift key and the pad button, and you can then tweak tempo using the alpha dial.

A small 2-line x 24-character backlit display is the window on a rather labyrinthine operating system. Operation is rarely intuitive, and even after several years’ use of the S3 I still feel a little intimidated when I need to stray away from familiar territory.  In addition to stereo outputs, Korg have thoughtfully provided four individual outputs for those times when the onboard effects aren’t enough. Staying with the generously-endowed rear panel for a moment, three card slots allow two PCM and one data card to be plugged in, thus boosting available sound sources and sequencer memory. Two footswitch sockets can control start/continue and pad bank switching, or even act as one of the pads (with a flat velocity response) — such as the kick drum, for example. Twin MIDI outputs and a MIDI input fill the remaining space.”

Format: Wav,

16 bit, 44.1 KHz

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