Publisher: Vienna Symphonic Library Format: Synchron Player 17.4 GB Description: Synchron Drums II is a subset of our Synchron Percussion II Collection and contains taikos, roto toms, and a second bass drum.
Publisher: Vienna Symphonic Library Format: Synchron Player Description:Synchron Orchestral Percussion II is a subset of our Synchron Percussion II Collection and features thundersheets, wind machine, rainmaker, ratchets, slapsticks, lion’s roar, waldteufel, log drums, and anvils.
Publisher: Vienna Symphonic Library Format: Synchron Player Description:The Basso Profondo represents the deepest and darkest voice in the human vocal range. Revered in church choirs and operatic roles like Baron Ochs in Der Rosenkavalier, this register captivates with its resonant timbre, capable of rattling foundations while also delivering an ethereal, haunting quality that ranges from enchanting to eerie.
Producer: Bluezone Corporation Format: WAV Quality: 16-bit, Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz, Stereo Channels Size: 309 MB Orbital Transmission contains sci-fi sound effects such as UFO landings, alien atmospheres, sirens, and sounds of extraterrestrial civilizations and spacecraft. This library will transport you to a new sonic dimension. It’s suitable for soundtrack, ambient, dubstep, drum n bass, breaks, IDM, and experimental styles.
Publisher: Big Fish Audio Format: WAV.REX Quality: 24-bit 44100Hz Size: 8.25 GB A unique collection of 15 sets. Samples for jazz, rock, blues, soul, Latin, and funk. A tribute to bands such as Harry Connick Jr., Maroon 5, Tower of Power, Count Basie Big Band, Chicago, Mark Anthony, and the Glen Miller Orchestra.
Manufacturer: Bluezone Corporation Format: WAV Quality: 16-bit, Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz, Channels: Stereo Size: 189 MB Artificial FX is a collection of professionally recorded sound effects, dark ambiences, textures, and atmospheres for music producers in the following genres: Breaks, Drum and Bass, Dubstep, Industrial, Hardstyle, and Hardcore. Artificial FX includes explosions, crashes, rumbles, impacts, noises, and much more. Artificial FX includes: • Sound Effects • Soundscapes
Publisher: Producer Loops Format: WAV, REX, MIDI Quality: 24-bit, 44100Hz Size: 735 MB A continuation of the series of dance samples for club music production. ‘Commercial RnB: Trance & Dance Vol 5’ continues this hit-making series from Producer Loops, bringing you FIVE more Construction Kits inspired by the hottest crossover styles in the charts today. With both commercial and underground appeal, as well as a professional feature set, this is a must-have sample library for any wannabe pop icon.
Release Date: November 2008 Manufacturer: Adam Van Baker Format: Zebra (h2p) System Requirements: Requires Zebra 2.2 or higher. Size: 8 MB 128 amazing presets for the U-he Zebra2 virtual synthesizer.
Release Date: October 2008 Manufacturer: U-HE Format: Zebra (h2p) Size: 40 MB Over 600 flexible presets and additional beautiful skins for the U-he Zebra2 virtual synthesizer.
Publisher: Ueberschall Release Date: December 9, 2010 Format: ELASTIK System Requirements: Elastik Player Size: 1.99 GB By the mid-1980s, the Electro-Pop style had emerged. It was distinguished from synth-pop by its simpler arrangements and more dance-friendly rhythms. Examples include “Maria Magdalena” (1985) by Sandra, “Midnight” (1985) by Csepregi Eva, “Touch Me” (1986) by Samantha Fox, and even early compositions by A-ha, such as “Take On Me” (1985). This library contains the characteristic sounds of this dance music genre.
Producer: Producer Loops Website: http://www.producerloops.com/Download-Psyload-Elect…rt-of-Voice.html Format: WAV Quality: 16-bit, Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz, Stereo Channels Size: 336 MB We proudly present our first Vocal Sample Pack. Called “Electronic Art of Voice,” it contains 250 different vocal samples for Psytrance, Progressive, Trance, Techno, and Tech-House. 250 Vocal Samples
Publisher: Ueberschall Release Date: November 19, 2009 Format: ELASTIK System Requirements: Elastik Player Size: 3.37 GB This library is your gateway to the world of trance sounds from the mid-90s to the present day. Trance emerged as a style in 1992, with Germany and Belgium (German labels Eye Q, MFS, and the Belgian R&S) at its center. Trance peaked in 1993-1994. But by 1995, it had virtually faded away, giving way to various forms of hard trance and Goa. Trance is characterized by a straightforward, light rhythm in the…