Movie Soundtrack MULTiFORMAT

FANTASTiC | March 19 2017 | 770 MB

Lights! Camera! Action!

Today, you immerse yourself in the world of real soundtracks. New sample pack Movie Soundtrack is the sound of the coolest heroes and terrible villains who live in the world of cinema. Walking doublebass rhythms will make you spies and gangsters, duduk and saxophone you will drown in a sea of sadness and anxiety, real drums will make your sound a living, and unique sounds of synthesizers mixed with live instruments you create an authentic atmosphere for your movie. Time to make a film!

Bass Machine KONTAKT

P2P | 17.03.2017 | 333.28 MB

Bass Machine was in essence an attempt to revisit a commonly used trick of the trade whereby the warm roundness, power and motion of the Minimoog’s bottom end was blended with the bite and clinical accuracy of FM bass. The result is a nice example of where the whole is greater than sum of its parts… In order to capture as much of the Model D’s character as possible, four patches were dialled into the instrument complete with filter envelope. Since such a process would probably have rendered rather inflexible results another four patches were captured with the filter wide open. Every white key was captured as four random round robins resulting in over 800 samples from Hideaway Studio’s beloved 1976 Minimoog No.7751.

Aliasonix KONTAKT

P2P | 17.03.2017 | 263.09 MB

An Early Soft Synth… Running on a 30 Year Old Home Computer!?

Most should realise by now that I have a fascination for rediscovering old technologies and combining the best of them in a constant attempt to create something new and unusual. Some of you will also know that I’m a big fan of the retro computing scene and especially the demo music scene that grew up around it during the mid ‘80s and into the ‘90s. Almost all of the time my technological foraging involves trawling up some physical lump of hardware but on recently rekindling my love of ProTracker on the Amiga I got curious one day and wondered if perhaps someone had attempted to not just play back samples as in Karsten Obarski’s pioneering Ultimate Soundtracker (that came close to bringing Fairlight Series II functionality to the unwashed masses on two floppy disks in 1987!) but rather to synthesize them from scratch…

e-Grand KONTAKT

P2P | 17.03.2017 | 51.97 MB

The e-Grand…

The 1938 Hammond Novachord, 1974 Farfisa Syntorchestra and 1976 Polymoog 203A are all examples of three early polysynths capable of producing piano like timbres. The Novachord was without question the world’s first commercial all electronic polyphonic instrument designed to emulate the piano amongst other timbres. To design something that electronically synthesized anything even remotely sounding like a piano in 1938 is nothing short of miraculous and a huge credit to the incredible ingenuity of Laurens Hammond and his fellow engineers!! If you think I ever overstate this then look up his patents from the era – one of which is pretty much the definition of the basis of the modern analog synthesizer. All have one thing in common in that they rely on formant synthesis to produce these tones. As is often the case, such instruments tend to exhibit sweet spots over relatively narrow registers. For while now I thought it might be interesting to try and carefully blend the best of these registers captured from the three instruments in an attempt to try and create something where an evocative, expressive and playable nature was more the end goal than realism. As it turned out the grainy organic nature of Hideaway’s very own and rather infamously “vintage calibrated” Novachord #346 provided a special ingredient in the lower registers, the Polymoog added much of the mid-range warmth and the really quite beautiful highs were thanks to the Syntorchestra with the help of the Omega 8. After much play testing the samples were carefully layered and tube equalised.

Extreme Environments KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 06 2014 | 749 MB

Extreme Environments, a unique sound design tool that allows you to quickly and easily create dense and complex ambiences, ranging from musical pads through to realistic room tones and extreme sound design. “This is a sound designer’s dream… delivering an endless and interesting array of edgy textures, drones and washes.” (Computer Music magazine, UK). This sound library The main feature of Extreme Environments is the Kontakt instrument which combines a state-of-the-art user interface with the loops and impulse responses to give you a highly flexible tool for creating a huge variety of beds, drones, pads and FX. It comes with over 150 presets.

Urban Symphony MULTiFORMAT

DISCOVER | 17 SEPTEMBER 2014 | 3.34 GB

Hip Hop, RnB and Dance Producers

‘Urban Symphony’ brings you over 1.5 GB of orchestral sounds specifically composed and recorded for Hip Hop, RnB and Dance producers. This new set of sounds is a large high-quality Uurban orchestral sample library which contains over 700 orchestral phrases and also includes separate solo piano and harp loops.  These orchestral sessions were all recorded in flawless 24-Bit audio and mastered using state-of-the-art production techniques to provide a very contemporary sound which enables the samples to sit well in a modern musical setting. The phrases contained in this library have been composed and mastered to work particularly well with Hip Hop, RnB and Rap, but are equally usable in EDM or any form of modern music.  They were mostly recorded between 90 and 95 BPM, but they will of course also work in the tempo of your choice by using the various sample formats provided. All the samples in this library have been pre-cleared and are 100% original and royalty-free for your musical use without any additional licensing fees.

Dream Sequences MULTiFORMAT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 22 September 2013 | 785 MB

24-bit WAV/ AiFF /EXS24 /Kontakt / NN-XT

GLENN MORRISON – DREAM SEQUENCES brings you over 600Mb of sequences, atmospheres, ambiences and pads for all styles of dance music from multi-talented DJ/producer Glenn Morrison. Glenn Morrison is a major rising player in the global dance music scene. Hitting number one on the Beatport sales chart, remixing the Pet Shop Boys, Craig Armstrong and Bernard Sumner (from New Order), signing tracks to EMI, Positiva, Armada, Hope and Great Stuff, and getting props from the cream of the world’s top DJs (including Sasha, Tiesto, Armin Van Buuren, Nick Warren, John Digweed and Sven Vath).