Shocker For NI MASSiVE NMSV

DISCOVER | 07 JANUARY 2014 | 15 MB

‘Shocker!’ is a compilation of top-notch sounds. This set brings you 64 fresh and amazing presets for NI Massive and includes sounds for the most popular genres such as Progressive, House, Dutch, Electro, Complextro and Dubstep.This soundset is for all producers looking for unbelievable and the best sounding presets! ‘Shocker!’ is a mix of totally fresh sounds for NI Massive. Provides you 64 perfectly designed presets, all with macro controls like cutoff, envelope decay, effect amp or reverb. If you need sounds which you haven’t heard before, this pack is obviously for you! Contains different types of sounds and includes basses, leads, plucks, effects and chords.

Percussionism House WAV

DISCOVER | 07 JANUARY 2014 | 16 MB

‘Percussionism: House’ is a great compilation of dynamic and perfectly designed percussive sounds. Inside this amazing collection you will find 150 energetic samples like percussion, kicks, claps, snares, effects and white noise sounds. All the sounds can take your production to the highest level! This unbelievable library of percussive sounds was inspired by the tracks played on the biggest House music festivals!

VSL Brass II Series – Bass Trumpet KONTAKT

VSL Bass trumpet Performance Legato Extract | 510 MB

This is Kontakt 5.3 instrument. It will not work with any earlier versions of Kontakt.
Instrument samples are compressed. Instruments use from 8 to 45 MB of RAM alone. Do not use much cpu and the modulation wheel is not assigned to anything.

Dash Signature ComboSister VSTi v1.40-H2O

TEAM H2O | 09-28-03 | 2.5 MB

The great single transistor combo organ emulation for Windows compatible VST Hosts.
We examined in microspcopic detail the characteristics of Rheem Mk VII, Farfisa Compact and Vox Continental, which were used as reference for the sound design of the Combo Sister along with some new ideas for added creative potential. The result is an instrument that is not merely a clone of a single organ model, but an original virtual instrument which captures the feeling of that fantastic retro sound and catapults that “experience” into the future. Unique to this emulation is the ability to have a mix of the Vox + Farfisasound!Thisisachieved by a combination of drawbars, timbre switches and oscillator bank selections.

SonicCouture Abstrakt Bass KONTAKT

06.10.2008 | DYNAMiCS | RAR SIZE 775 MB

FORMAT….: KONTAKT

A One-Stop Bass shop – Electrics, Upright, Drones, Dub basses, dry snappy synths, massive snarling filter sweeps, evil distorted groans and moans – all in one package. Every type of Bass sound is covered in the Library, making it incredibly simple to load up the exact bass you need in seconds – or scroll through instruments to try out lots of different basses in your track. Each of the 140 Kontakt instruments offers a huge range of control over the sound. Each instrument is a mini-synthesiser in itself! 8 control knobs are instantly accessible in the rack view of Kontakt, allowing you to simply tweak the attack time or filter cutoff, or to completely re-shape the entire sound – it’s up to you.

SonicCouture Array Mbira With UPDATE

09.2010 | DYNAMiCS | 1 DVD

01.14.2012 | UPDATE | DYNAMiCS

FORMAT….: KONTAKT | TOTAL RAR SIZE 4.13 GB

The Mbira is originally a folk instrument from Africa. Sometimes called a Thumb Piano, Sanza, or Kalimba, they are generally home-made and consist of several metal tines attached to a gourd or piece of wood, which are then plucked with the thumbs. They are mostly small, with a handful of notes. Array Instruments, a U.S. company started by Bill Wesley and Patrick Hadley, have taken the concept of this ancient African idiophone to a whole new level, not only in terms of instrument design but also in purity of sound, and range of pitch. The Array Mbira is no toy, it’s a highly advanced musical instrument built to exacting specifications.

Soniccouture Kim EXS24 KONTAKT

05.18.2007 | DYNAMiCS | 1 CD | RAR SIZE 353 MB

FORMAT….: EXS24/KONTAKT

The Kim is a type of dulcimer or zither from Thailand, and is related to the Chinese yangqin. Sometimes spelled khim, the instrument consists of a flat soundbox with 42 wire strings stretched across in 14 sets of 3. The courses are struck with two thin bamboo mallets with soft leather tips. The Kim is not a very loud instrument, and is typically played with a lot of tremolo. As there is no damping mechanism, the strings ring to their natural decay, and this gives an eerie resonance to the background of a Kim performance. The Kim is used in both solo and ensemble situations. The Kim was sampled at 24 bit /44.1 and contains 137 seperate unlooped samples. Each note was sampled individually with up to 5 velocity layers, twice, to give an extremely natural, expressive response. This extremely unusual instrument can add an atmospheric edge to all kinds of production, from film scoring to ambient soundscaping to folk.