Fun (stylized as fun.) is an American indie pop band based in New York City that was formed by Nate Ruess, formerly of The Format. After the breakup of The Format, Ruess formed Fun with Andrew Dost and Jack Antonoff, of Anathallo and Steel Train, respectively. Fun has released two albums: Aim and Ignite in August 2009 and Some Nights in February 2012.
The chart topping pack is back again with ‘Cool Mars Vol 2’. This incredible new product features 5 banging multi-track construction loop sets. This is another winner in the making!. Includes ACID/WAV and MIDI formats. Mix and match the loop sets to create tons of new music ideas. ‘Cool Mars Vol 2’ is a product inspired by grammy winner and platinum recording artist Bruno Mars. All keys and tempos are provided and the loops are formatted in ACIDized WAV and MIDI formats.
‘Trapoween’ is the most frightening experience you ever made. Enter the game with this monstrous trap pack. Create new sounds and take your productions to the next level. ‘Trapoween’ contains five of the most up-to-date trap construction loop sets ever made. Run a muck and enter the darkside of your soul with terrorising 808´s, hair-rising leads, creepy bells, earthquaking drum patterns, spooky arps, scary pianos, fright-inducing modulated sine leads, customized live recorded killing, knife and wind fx sounds.
This library begins a brand new chapter ongoing sampling odyssey. We’ve embarked on a quest to capture only the most emotive and realistic orchestral performances and develop a new way to play. Our bespoke SACS engine (S. Articulation Control System) is a labour of love that we’re immensely proud of and will quickly become second nature to use. It’s simple, logical and utterly playable. We’ve grouped the many many articulations into six logical categories, then sub-divided those. All the woodwinds instruments use the same system – and our future orchestral sections will do too. That’s right – woodwinds are only the start!
Incidental Gesture gives you active sonic textures and melodic meanderings that provide movement, emotion and narrative expression to your compositions or media projects. Composed to integrate easily into existing pieces yet intricate enough to stand on their own as incidental beds. These long (30 sec. to 3 minute) files were designed around direct use in digital workstations yet are all seamlessly looped end to end for extended play as well.
While many virtual models of organs have one specific instrument as the template, we decided to take different approach this time. The advantage of presenting a “South German Organ Model” without a direct connection to certain specific instrument is that it is more clearly shown that all the organs of this family in the given period are quite similar to each other and have many common characteristics, in spite of their differences. These common characteristics of the south German organ building school are: an instrument with two short-octave manuals where the Rückpositiv is shaped to be the “smaller brother” of the Hauptwerk for dynamic and spatial contrast; limited pedal division of 18 tones; mild Principals with an expressive speech even on very low wind pressures; sparkling and light sound of numerous mixtures which often include a tierce rank; great variety of flute stops including the typical wooden Copulas -thinner Gedackts- with non-imitable “chiff”; predominant labial character of the instrument accentuated by total absence of reed stops (with the exception of occasional Fagot-like pedal stop with wooden resonators), early appearance of strings. Anyway, it is good to point out at least two instruments which are probably the most excellent examples of the South German organ building school, milestones marking the boundaries of the given period.
From NFO of ALFiSO: We originally released this set last year, but we’ve heard from several people that there are clicks in some of the samples. We’ve decided that this is too good a piano not to release a PROPER rip. Sorry about the first release, but you can be sure this one is perfect. We triple checked it.
