The Hybridizer

 TEAM N0C | 12 February 2004 | 4CDs | 2.97 GB

Forged in the angry alcoves of dark clubs, rubble-strewn roadways and the furthest reaches of poor, demented souls comes The Hybridizer. The Hybridizer, shatters through your soul with a slicing blast of pure, electronica vitriol. Fuzz-laden basses, piercing sub-sonic beats, frenzied melodic distortions, out-of-the-asylum FX with bruising synthetic fragments. The Hybridizer will strike you senseless with incessant hooks; the methodic menace of these tracks will grab a hold of your cranium, blow apart your soundtracks and launch your media projects to new levels.

XX Large Analogue Dreams

P2P | 26.06.2018  | WAV: 448MB | CDDA: 1.44GB

Date Release: 1996

This sample CD starts off badly, with over sixty “classic” patches that sound suitable only for producing cliched rave tunes. Each of these patches contains only a single sample which spans several octaves, and to make matters worse, the sample is usually of a whole chord, making it impossible to use the sound to produce your own major and minor chords. After that embarrassing false start, the CD improves so much that you quickly lose any doubts you might have first had about its quality. The vast majority of the patches are in this much better main section of the disc. While only a few synthesisers are covered, they include several highly sought after classics such as the Moog Memorymoog, Oberheim Matrix 12, Yamaha CS-80, Roland MKS-80, and Sequential Circuits Prophet 10. These synthesisers, and several others, are well represented on the disc, with each synth contributing between about seven and twenty different patches. Unlike the opening “classics” section, each patch in the main section of the disc consists of ten or eleven samples, each sample spanning six notes, giving you a total of five octaves covered. The sounds are all of single notes rather than whole chords, so you can play melodies and your own chords. The looping is well done, just as the label claims, and many of the samples are solid, usable sounds.

Polestar Magnetics XL1 CD1-2 CDDA

Team CHiC | 05 August 2003 | 405.60 MB

Polestar – XL1, 2CD 73:05+72:40 – Instruments, – loops, fills, fx – techno * alternative * familiar – all-in-one for starters

Megaton Bomb 2 CD CDDA

P2P | 20 May 2014 (1994) | 615 MB

2CDs | CDDA | Sampling Collection

Megaton Bomb Sampling Collection (2X audio CD) – 140 minutes of loops, grooves, fills and FX. This is the original Megaton Bomb collection featuring complete loop sets (loop + synth and drum tracks and FX); drum loops, TR808, 909 and 606 loops, Ambiences, TB303 loops, Vocoder loops, arpeggiations, sci-fi FX and 672 individual drum hits. This is an incredible collection of classic samples and needs to belong in your library!

Discovery Japan CDDA

TEAM CoBaLT | 28 December 2004 | 221.69 MB

The long-awaited sampling collection of traditional Japanese instruments, folk songs, and chants has arrived. Discovery Japan delivers the true sound and feel of the traditional Japanese musical culture. The instrumentalists and vocalists have been recorded in isolation, not as ensembles, and the sound quality is excellent. Real Japanese folk vocal section includes male and female swoops, glides, and a variety of tonal color and format shifts. The instrumental tracks include two types of shamisen, plus shakuhachi, koto, and more. Many synths have patches with these instrument names, but no synth has captured the soul of these ethnic instruments the way Discovery Japan has. Discovery Japan is the real deal.

World Zone Vol.3 Salsa Picante

Team CHiC | 27 June 2003 | 338.65 MB

One of the hightlights of this new Library are over 380 Brass Section samples and licks each played at 120, 140 and 160 BPM – incl. Brass­Breaks­/Phrases, Single & Chord Attacks & Sforzando. Next part includes more than 350 Percussion  Loops & Breaks and samples like Conga, Bongo, Cowbell, Guiro, Maracas, Clave and  Shaker. Further some Requnito-, Tres- & Samba­Guitar-Licks as well as latin Voices & Crowds, Atmospheres and more. – The perfect tool for popular latin dance music!

World Zone Series Vol.1 The Far East

Team BSOUNDZ | 28 June 2005 | 391.85 MB

Travel to new tonal terretories and collect sound souvenirs from around this planet with our new World Zone series. Volume one takes you to the Far East and is your ticket into the fascinating world of Asian music and athmospheres. More than 70 minutes of multisampled instruments and authentic loops and licks in top studio quality and real life atmos recorded on location in the streets and temples of Bali, Tibet and India, give your music the exotic charm of that particular cultural region. Sitars, Santoors, Ghatam and Ghungur, Swamandel and Shrutibox, Bhanshi and Bamboophone, Vocalphrases and exotic sounds of nature make this collection an essential tool for the ambitious world musician.