For Lo-Fi Keys Plugin. Lo-fi is much more than just lo-fi hip-hop! It is a feeling which fits perfectly to various other genres too, including cinematic scores. To prove that, we created an exclusive soundbank for our Lofi Keys VST instrument that focuses on huge, dreamy synths and soundscapes. All dusty, noisy and 100% lo-fi.
All kind of noises from a 90’s videocassette recorder (VCR). Also for those who seek that lo-fi vibe we encourage to layer into your tracks one of the sounds labeled “analog” which happens to be the recognisable background sound of 90’s videocassettes. 16 x 44.1 kHz, 24-bit.
VHS stands for video home system and was first introduced back in 1976 in Japan. Growing up in the late 80s and early 90s it was the video technology. Reminiscing about the movies from that era brings back a lot of great memories. Memories of action heroes, synth music and very bad karate flicks in poor quality. One thing that stood out on those classic movies was the music. Heavy analog synths sounds mixed with distorted guitars and electric pianos.
“VHS TV Dinners” is another collection of vintage, classic, smooth and timeless sounding synth loops. Incorporating vintage synths ran through tape and warped for a VHS and VCR sound and feel. Useful in any music genre, use them as idea starters or add drums and go old school crazy!
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Raw, hard hitting, gritty drums, ripped straight from the headlines (of 1976). Dylan Wissing (Eminem, Kanye, Drake) brings the vibe of all those 70s cop show themes out of the old wooden Magnavox and into your productions. Tight, dead drums with no bottom heads, groovy hats, and of course orchestral percussion. Volume 5 “1976 Mix” is the soundtrack of the original show, pressed to vinyl, taped on VHS in the 80s, copied to cassette in the 90s. Volume 6 “Phat Mix” is the sound of the original master tapes. Put some fresh aluminum foil on the rabbit ears, crack open a can of Schlitz, and start creating. Who loves ya, baby!
Prepare to enter the world of abstract FX processing, guitar pedal mangling and all out character driven wonderfulness in this epic collection of driven Lo-Fi samples.
