Puremagnetik Vespine MicroPack KONTAKT

P2P | 13/07/2014 | KONTAKT | 429.40 MB

Includes over 30 expertly tailored programs that fully capture the characteristic charm of the legendary EDP Wasp synthesizer.
The Wasp is a quirky little synthesizer that, despite its toyish look, is quite capable of funky analog sounds. It really is black and yellow too, just like the insect it is named for. Probably its most distinguishing feature is the keyboard and its non-moving touch-sensitive keys. That`s right, the flat little keys are only sensitive to your electro-static touch. It`s a nifty technology for 1978, but in reality they are difficult and unreliable to play. The WASP is powered by two digital oscillators supported by analog filters, envelopes and controls. This makes it one of the earliest digital/analog hybrid synthesizers to come in such a compact package, and it sounds great! The Wasp offers flexible and traditional synthesis of cool bass, synth, and other classic monophonic sounds. Its designer, Chris Hugget, also designed the Oxford Synthesizer Company`s OSCar Synthesizer. The Wasp has been used by 808 State, Dave Holmes, Vince Clarke, WhiteHouse and Add N to (X).

REFLEX Plus v1.1 VST WiN-STUDIO

TEAM STUDIO | 2014.07.12 | 4.75 MB

REFLEX+ is a delay algorithm based echo/reverb unit.

It’s the advanced native Win and OSX compatible version of the famous REFLEXfree.
REFLEX+ is capable of generating huge spaces, short rooms, or chorus like modulations through a cascade of regenerating delays. It’s sound is a mixture of straight stereo delays followed by a dense cloud of reflections. It achieves a huge and spacey wideness with a decent amount of the two modulation sources.

Rain And Thunder WAV

FREE | 13/07/2014 | 520 MB

Rain And Thunder is a free sound library featuring 64 high quality audio samples which were recorded during a spring storm on the streets of Belgrade. The sounds were recorded in 24-bit depth using a portable Edirol R-09 stereo field recorder. This free sample collection contains all the sound effects you may need in order to evoke the atmosphere of a rainy day in a large city. You can hear the cars passing by on some of the recordings, tires splashing through puddles and people walking around in a hurry. The rest of the audio content was recorded in quieter parts of the city, far from the busy downtown. I’ve also recorded the beautiful sound of raindrops falling on an umbrella, it almost sounds like vinyl noise. There are also around twenty recordings of distant thunder rumble. These can be mixed with clean recordings of rain, if you need background noise for a movie or an audio project. The coolest part of this sound library though are the samples of seven thunders which struck very close, even too close if you ask me. Those are the most valuable samples in the pack, because recording a storm from such close distance is indeed a very rare opportunity.

Hands Make Sounds MULTiFORMAT

FREE | 13/07/2014 | 12.2 MB

Hands Make Sounds is a free sound library featuring 158 samples of hand claps and finger snaps. The sounds were recorded in six different indoor locations with the goal of capturing their natural reverb characteristics. The result is a detailed and diverse collection of natural sounding hand made percussion sounds.

The Weird Side Samples WAV

FREE | 13/07/2014 | 174 MB

The Weird Side Samples is a free collection of glitch samples, weird sound effects and abstract sonic textures. This free sample library is made up of sounds from the album The Weird Side of the Mundane which has recently been published by Introspectral. You are strongly encouraged to visit the artist’s profile page linked in the article and take a listen to his music.

J. Christian Interview TUTORiAL

MATRiX | 12.7.2014 | 290.33 MB

J.Christian is a DJ, producer, and recording studio owner based in the Netherlands. A familiar name within the industry thanks to his high-profile production work, he is excited to be pushing into new territory now, shifting focus towards his own EDM productions. “Now,” he says, “it’s time for me to do something for myself.”

WaveLab 8.5 Update Explained TUTORiAL

MATRiX | 12.7.2014 | 110 MB

Steinberg master Mark Struthers returns with a series dedicated to the new WaveLab 8.5 Update, explaining all the Encoding and Processing features and enhancements, that were added to this powerhouse editing suite. Mark starts with an Introduction covering the New Features, Installation Tips, and Preference Management. Next, Mark dives into the new AAC Encoder and iTunes Integration, showing you how to use them to make files that are compatible with Apple products, such as iTunes, iPod and iPhone. Moving on, Mark showcases the Encoder Checker that allows you to compare Common Encoder Formats and their Settings, so you can choose the best one for your needs. Multi-Format Rendering is up next, and you’ll learn all about this timesaving feature that’s used to Export an Audio File to a number of different File Formats, simultaneously, using Multicore Technology when available.