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Introducing our groundbreaking product – a revolutionary collection of 37 custom spring reverb impulse responses, meticulously crafted using state-of-the-art AI technology. This innovative offering represents a paradigm shift in the world of audio processing, setting a new standard for sonic excellence.

The OwnHammer Rock-Box cabinets are proprietary enclosures, designed and built in-house singularly for impulse response capture and towards multiple sound design goals: to maximize fidelity and musicality for use in a broad range of styles and applications, to provide a tone that is both something familiar and something new, and to exude a neutrality that allows the individuality of different speakers, guitars, pickups, amps...

Introducing ReKombinator III: The Upgraded Kontakt Instrument for Sound Designers If you're a sound designer looking for a powerful and flexible tool to create unique soundscapes and textures, ReKombinator III is the perfect instrument for you. With its advanced modulator and effects sections and support for sample drag'n'drop, it offers endless possibilities for creative exploration.

THE CHARMING SOUND OF AN ICONIC RETRO SYNTH, CAPTURED IN DETAIL – TRANSFORMS YOUR FAVORITE SAMPLER INTO A POWERFUL SYNTH PLATFORM. Introducing DC-ZERO – a vintage synth for Native Instruments Kontakt. Inspired by an iconic synthesizer of the 80s, known for the charming sound of its DCOs, the distinctive and fat chorus, and of course, its easy-to-use workflow.

Discovering your unique sound is a journey of constant evolution. We understand the power of flow – that magical state where creativity knows no bounds and every beat feels like a discovery. That's why we're excited to introduce our meticulously curated Techno Serum Soundset and Samples, explicitly designed to catapult you into this creative nirvana and beautiful world of Modern Techno.

Join Danny Avila, the mainstage techno maestro, in this introduction to the world of DJing. In this comprehensive course, Avila shares his tried-and-tested approaches, methodologies, and insider tips, introducing us to everything from organizing your music library to executing advanced mixing techniques. Get ready to dive deep into Avila's world as he unveils the intricacies of his craft and reveals the secrets behind his success.

Making his triumphant return to the Renraku catalog, Vellum comes through with the latest installment of the Bass Tech series: BASS TECH 5 - A blistering collection of heavy duty Serum presets.  

Hailing from the American South-East, Deloyd Elze is an artist, songwriter, and

producer based out of East Los Angeles. With “Redfisher," Elze unveils his

63 presets for pigments based on the capabilities of early 80s classics like the Junos and Prophets... taking some the factory presets and tweaking so that they're not as sh!t!! all usual sounds - no flutes, oboes or accordions here.

Over 600 Patrons Only Drum Samples.

In my latest video I demo the rather excellent Modbap Modular TRINITY drum module. Its got 3 channels of drums and 4 different engines - Classic, FM, Additive and Noise.

Released on September 17, 1991, "Use Your Illusion I" by Guns N' Roses not only stands as a towering achievement in rock music but also serves as a masterclass in guitar excellence, particularly showcasing the formidable skills of lead guitarist Slash. This analysis delves into each track of the album, highlighting the guitar techniques, scales used, solo constructions, and Slash’s overall contribution, providing a valuable resource for guitarists seeking to understand and emulate this iconic sound. Lick Library legend, Sam Bell, demonstrates every note, riff, and lick in this exclusive Lick Library video course.

I’ve recently made an expansion pack for SubLab XL called DosBass. I used the sampling feature quite heavily in this pack and was able to fuse sublab’s awesome workflow with my recently created sound library made up of tracker sounds. I’m super happy with the pack and honestly feel like I’m gonna use it in a lot of tracks.

Here's a selection of 134 analogue drum tones I created on the MAXIMUS. They're typical of the type of sounds you can make while creating a rhythm tracks on it - no 909s here, more late 70s/early 80s pure synth tones.

This library is now available in 4 sample rates- 44.1khz, 48khz, 88.2khz, and 96khz. It's often compared to the classic 660 as it uses the same gain control principal, but it has its own sound/behavior. Some really like it on stereo stems/buses and it's even commonly used in mastering (this library is even 'based on' the mastering version). Many like it for drum stems and overheads, and many report getting best results with only a few db of compression.

A collection of various samples with a vaguely japanese Influence.