CIRCUIT HALO melds the classic sounds of vintage synths and drum machines with the style and techniques of intricate electronica. ► Multi-sampled vintage synths for authentic sound ► Uptempo modern patterns for 21st century production ► All-new REAKTOR PRISM and MASSIVE presets
Kruse & Nuernberg have proven their studio skills over and over again over the last few years incessantly releasing acclaimed dancefloor anthems in some of the most important labels around, including a full lenght album in Fred Everything’s Lazy Days imprint and multiple collaborations with talented vocalists like Stee Downes or Isis Salam. They recently brought their talent over to become a steady part of OFF Recordings and their packed schedule of international shows doesn’t seem to slow down their intense musical outcome. After the success of our first OFF Sample series, we couldnt wait to bring you another inspiring set of sounds from the depths of our core artists’ studios. Florian and Nils gathered together a taste of those ingredients so essential to build their trademark powerful beats. Inside this toolbox you can find carefully crafted and individualized drum and fx hits and a set of inspirational and groovy loops ready to be manipulated into heavy hitting beats. Another amazing offering that will sure enhance the quality of your house music productions!
Ueberschall has announced a free Elastik Soundbank, showcasing selected sound libraries for the Elastik 2 Player instrument. Ueberschall starts the summer with a new free loop library, ready to be used in your production. The demo package contains 678 MB of free sound material: 303 loops and samples taken from 16 different Ueberschall libraries. 8Bit Stylez, Ambient Noises, Brasil Nova Segundo, Chart Hits 2, Chillout Lounge, Deep House CS1, Disco House, Dubtechno, Electro House 2, Future Garage, Neurofunk, Sounds of Berlin, Trap, Uplifting Trance, Vocal House, Wonky Toys.
Exophora is the fifth installment in our FREE Nanopack series. The goal with this series of sample packs is to bring you exclusive, high quality sound effects with the same uncompromising production values as our paid products. Exophora features an exclusive collection of hybrid effects that were designed with modern electronic music production in mind. You will find a unique selection of everyday sounds that have been digitally mutated and totally re-imagined.
HYSTERESIS is a FREE glitch delay plugin geared toward creating robotic artifacts and abstract musical malfunctions. Hysteresis features a delay effect with stutter, lowpass filter and modulation effects thrown into the feedback signal path. Easily infuse your projects with glitchy articulations and abstract textures. Process anything from drums and percussion to synth lines and sound effects. On top of being able to create incredibly wild signal mutations, it can also be used to generate classic delay effects.
Waveframe is an advanced wavetable instrument based on Ensoniq’s unique Fizmo synthesizer. Utilizing the same “Transwave” concept, Waveframe contains a collection of pre-programmed patches, over 30 waveform devices and over 1700 “frame” samples. Waveform frames can be modulated via retriggering within a patch. This gives a natural-sounding progression over time as each waveform spectrum evolves through its phases. By employing features only available within the Ableton Live environment, Puremagnetik has reconstructed the Fizmo architecture from scratch. From over 30 unique waveform groups, a generous selection of presets have been programmed that employ many of the same features as the original Fizmo. And just like on the original, each voice group is highly individualized giving patches a complex, evolving, and rich tone.
A collection of sounds created from the 8 bit synthesizer chip on the classic Nintendo® (NES) gaming console. Put a classic Nintendo console in your sound production workstation. Puremagnetik sound designers have extracted this collection of blippy programs from the internal synthesizer of a classic NES. The NES board supported a total of five sound channels. These included two pulse waveduty cycle (12.5%, 25%, 50%, and 75%), with a volume control of sixteen levels, and hardware pitch bending supporting frequencies ranging from 54 Hz to 28 kHz. Additional channels included one fixed-volume triangle wave channel supporting frequencies from 27 Hz to 56 kHz, one sixteen-volume level white noise channel supporting two modes (by adjusting inputs on a linear feedback shift register) at sixteen pre-programmed frequencies, and one delta pulse-width modulation channel with six bits of range, using 1-bit delta encoding at sixteen preprogrammed sample rates from 4.2 kHz to 33.5 kHz, often resulting in poor sound quality. This final channel was also capable of playing standard pulse-code modulation (PCM) sound by writing individual 7-bit values at timed intervals.
