Electric Disco ELASTiK

P2P | 28 May 2021 | 2.32 GB

Electric Disco is Seventies retro sound combined with contemporary House production. Four on the floor grooves, signature basslines, extra cheesy pads and synths, classy pianos and phunky guitars for disco-inspired tunes. 100% dance music. Whether in the Disco, in the House or on the Bike, these sounds are perfect for adding a little French flair to your next production. Electric Disco has everything for a top position.

Markus 88 v1.5.2 WiN MAC

Team FLARE | 09 February 2021 | WiN: 19.5MB | OSX: 25.9 MB

.: AU, VSTi, x86, x64 & STANDALONE :.

The first Spectral Modeled Electric Piano based on real samples entirely rebuilt by modeling. Offering the real sound and feel of a Stage EP in just 25MB. SPECTRAL MODELED ELECTRIC PIANO: We decoded and analyzed a vintage electric piano sinewaves spectrum for every note and every velocity, and recreated it manually. When you play a note on Markus, the exact same sound for the original instrument will be generated (no samples involved) And we did it manually. Every single harmonic was tuned by ear. Like in acoustic piano tuning, the final touch is always made manually, and no tuning software or algorithm is able to replace that.

Klavee v1.1.7 WiN MAC

Team FLARE | 10 February 2021 | WiN: 33.8 MB | OSX: 29.7 MB

.: AU, VSTi, x86, x64 & STANDALONE :.

KLAVEE: RARE CZECH ELECTRIC PIANO, RESTORED.

Klavee is the virtual restoration of a gem. The Czech Klaviphon. A plucked electric piano manufactured in the 60s in the Czech Republic. There’s no other Electric Piano like this one and it’s never been recreated into a virtual instrument, until now. A rare-piece specially made for electric piano collectors.

Electric Bass v1.3 WiN MAC

Team DECiBEL | 19 Feb 2020 | WiN: 3.6 GB | MAC: 4.04 GB

…::: AAX, AU, VSTi, x86 ,x64 :::…

Electric Bass was sampled from a Yamaha BB424x electric bass guitar. The bass was modified so that individual pickups were wired to independent jacks, thus allowing for independent sampling of the bridge and neck pickups. Volume and tone pots were bypassed, so resistors were wired in their place to minimize the “ice pick” sound of an electric bass without pots. The pickups were then run into individual Radial 48 active direct boxes and Grace 101 preamps, which provided additional gain. Sampling began by recording with the target of 4 velocity layers with 5 note round-robin. The strings of the bass were kept relatively bright and fresh. Nearly the entire bass was sampled in this manner, but the results were unsatisfactory, so the bass was re-sampled from the beginning with 10 velocity layers, 4-note round robin, and mellow strings.

Wurlitzer v2.5 WiN MAC

Team DECiBEL | 16 Feb 2021 | ~10 GB

…::: AU, AAX, VSTi :::…

Wurlitzer virtual instrument plugin was sampled from an “early model” 1970’s Wurlitzer 200A electronic piano. The process began by close-miking the piano with Beyerdynamic MC930 condenser microphones on the Wurlitzer’s built-in speakers, and an AEA R84 Ribbon Mic on the line-out signal through a Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp. These signals were fed into Grace M101 and AEA TRP Preamps respectively. The wurlitzer’s amplifier and preamp were re-capped in an attempt to save the amplifier, but about half way through the sampling process the amplifier died, which eventually killed the power transformer. The preamp, amp, and power transformer were all replaced and sampling continued. Well sampling the bass notes, it became apparent that the Wurlitzer’s built in speakers also needed to be replaced.

Satellite KONTAKT WAV

P2P | 27.05.2019 | 254.06 MB

…::: Rare Analog Synthesizer :::…

The Satellite was a rare and less known Moog synthesizer from the mid 70s. It’s a monophonic preset synthesizer with one VCO and limited modulations. It was used mostly as an add-on for electric organs, in fact, the US company Thomas Organ bought the license to build it. Preset sounds include brass, reeds, strings, and other sounds. As many keyboards of that time, the Satellite is not properly tuned along all the keys (especially at the ends) so we included two versions: tuned and untuned.

TC Electric Guitar Strum KONTAKT

TEAM AKADEMiC | 21 November 2013 | 3.01 GB

Using our library could save you a lot of time and money as you will not need to hire a professional guitar player to record parts that would have previously been impossible to do on a virtual instrument. Strum will not impose any limitations on your creative work, it is easy and convenient to use. To add guitar accompaniment you will just need to choose the style and press keys on your MIDI-keyboard. You can play anything from simple to extremely complicated chords in any arrangement, Strum will do everything by itself.