Underground Atmosphere 2 focuses on powerful bass. This is the basis of the techno track. As well as 3 construction kits 124 BPM Techno style. • 3 Construction Kits Including: 3 construction kits WAV, 44.1 kHz, 24-bit. Genre: Genre: Techno,Tech House Download size: 231.3 MB Zipped – 292.9 MB Unzipped. Instrument types: Bass, Drum, Synth and Demo Song
DNA sample line is a new sample series aimed at sound designers, vintage synth enthusiasts and any producer looking for authentic vintage synth sounds on a budget. First up for the DNA series is the incredible Korg MonoPoly first launched in 1981, it was one of the last 100% analogue synths to hit the market and is very much a pro synth. It has all the features you would expect to find on a large modular system including 4 very fat VCO’s which can be shared in 4 voice Polyphonic mode or linked in Unison for a versatile monophonic lead. Each VCO has its own level, tune, and waveform type control. Waveforms include triangle, saw, pulse-width, and pulse-width modulated. It has a great sounding filter section as well as 2 envelope generators (one for the oscillators and one for the filter).
Welcome to the 80s! In 1986, the RX5 was the jewel in the crown of Yamaha’s lineup of digital drum machines. It featured a seriously impressive feature set, comprising 24 onboard sounds spread across two kits – one acoustic, one electronic – plus detailed programmability, sample reverse, expansion via cartridge, and individual outputs for most of the kit pieces. It was a serious, powerful bit of kit with a thick and punchy sound (courtesy of those 12-bit samples) and some nice attention to detail: the sounds could be tailored with basic envelopes, and there were two Accent levels available to allow more humanised programming. The samples were longer and more detailed than on more basic machines of the era – quality issues that set it apart from units like the Casio RZ1 (with its quarter-second samples). The RX5 made its mark on some classic tracks, like Prince’s Sign o the Times, Madonna’s La Isla Bonita, Cameo’s Word Up and a whole load of songs by the Pet Shop Boys. If the 80s is your thing, the RX5 is a bit of an essential. In many ways this was Yamaha’s defining accompaniment to the DX7 synth, with the same style of D-to-A conversion and a similarly unmistakable 80s tone. While the sounds were samples, they were far from naturalistic, tending more towards the über-punchy ‘turn it up to eleven’ sound that defined a pop generation.
‘Drill Of Africa Vol. 3’ is the third installment of this new Fusion Series, bringing you the new trending vibe of Afro Drill. It comes with 140 WAV Loops, 70 One-Shots, and 20 MIDI Files suitable for genres such as Drill, Afro, Trap, and World Music. Inspired by the styles of Pop Smoke, Fivio Foreign, DJ Arafat, Jimkay, MHD, Naza, Phyno, Franko, Dadju, Akatsuki, Fally Ipupa, Kiff No Beat, and more… This pack provides a fresh mix of the African groove and drill by giving you great and perfect melodies, drums and more! And of course, all loops & samples are 100% Royalty-Free!
Organic textures offer vinyl textures, crackles, ambient textures and other forms of natural textures to add warmth to your productions. You can find longer texture samples as well as loops in this pack.
Big, Bold, Brash – DIRTY FUTURE HOUSE is your Future & Bass House Swiss army knife. We’ve created some of the dirtiest, deepest funkiest, future house bass loops, screeching lead synth loops, smashed out drum loops and metallic grooving top loops, and condensed them into this pounding bitesize toolkit, featuring a unique selection of jacked out Wav Loops and Single Hits. Fans of Habstrakt, Joyryde, Jauz, Dirtyphonics, Megalodon, Eptic, Don Diablo, Tchami, NGHTMRE, Must Die!, Laxx and Just Say Yes will find this set of loops patches and clips indispensable, as will anyone influenced by the Future House / Bass House / Bass Music & Dubstep / Drum Step scenes as a whole.
This release features funky bass based on The Weekend’s “Can’t Feel My Face”. These licks follow the chord progression G F Am and C at 108BPM.
