aww Gawd !! whut a Tasty one =) A kewl disco oriented sounds compilation letting you make the night more Groovy. Dont misunderstand me, Theres just a few loops in this for alot of Hits. Hits, Yes but, did u ever heard about the motown company. Ok there you are !!!
Mo’Phatt X Urban Dance Sound Library brings the complete soundset of E-MU’s legendary Mo’Phatt sound module to your E-MU Proteus X and Emulator X desktop instrument – every chart-topping sample of the original with full effects and synth implementation. Mo’Phatt X is an indispensable tool for every serious Hip-Hop musician/producer, delivering all the sonic tools you need to move the masses. The Mo’Phatt X soundset is optimized for E-MU’s Proteus X and Emulator X desktop instruments, and every preset has been meticulously programmed to the powerful integrated synthesis and effects parameters. Proteus X and Emulator X offer over 50 patented E-MU filters and 100 tempo-based parameters per preset, as well as two discrete effects processors per preset with comprehensive MIDI modulation.
One might say to die for, but perhaps it would be more advisable to stick around and enjoy these first-rate sounds, created by the ex-bassist of Weather Report and an unnamed European orchestra. Digitally recorded in stereo throughout, the ensembles retain just the right amount of ‘hall’ in the sound. Expensive, but very good. The first version of this library had no loops, to the bemusement of keyboard players everywhere, but version 2.0 (reviewed here) contains looped sounds. However, Miroslav Vitous himself considers the unlooped samples superior in quality and strongly urge-using them for mastering, which is fine as long as your composition doesn’t employ any very long notes!
This huge undertaking contains 11 Violins, 23 Violins, 4 Violas, 4 Violoncellos, 10 Violoncellos, and 9 Contrabasses. Playing styles include: Vibrato, No Vibrato, Mute, Detache, Pizzicato, Staccato, Sul Ponty, Sul Ponty Tremolo, with various speeds and velocities for the ultimate performance in String sampling.
One might say to die for, but perhaps it would be more advisable to stick around and enjoy these first-rate sounds, created by the ex-bassist of Weather Report and an unnamed European orchestra. Digitally recorded in stereo throughout, the ensembles retain just the right amount of ‘hall’ in the sound. Expensive, but very good. The first version of this library had no loops, to the bemusement of keyboard players everywhere, but version 2.0 (reviewed here) contains looped sounds. However, Miroslav Vitous himself considers the unlooped samples superior in quality and strongly urge-using them for mastering, which is fine as long as your composition doesn’t employ any very long notes!
Absolutely nothing hypes up a track like some female vocal adlibs. These days the competition is fierce and artists and music producers need every advantage they can get. Back with the Urban Shorty Hype Loops! Featuring urban female rapper / singer style vocals, this product includes hundreds of hype phrases and call outs, specifically designed for music producers, DJs, beat makers, mixtape artists, etc. looking to add extra energy to your production.
