Top Chart EDM Kits Vol.2 WAV MiDi

AUDIOSTRiKE | 23/01/2015 | 993 MB

‘Top Chart EDM Kits Vol 2’ is the second Volume of this fantastic and well-known series ispired by the biggest sounds out there. This episode brings you 12 Construction Kits as well as more than 130 key-labelled EDM kicks. Every single Kit is stuffed with huge drums, FX, synths and vocal samples. Massive buildups, drops, melodies, MIDI, and much more awaits you. All 100% Royalty-Free. ‘Top Chart EDM Kits Vol 2’ contains only the best and strongest samples and loops that the current EDM scene can offer. Inside you will find Melbourne Bounce mixed with EDM tunes inspired by the most famous producers such as Showtek, Martin Garrix, Moti, Dyro, Deorro, Ummet Ozcan, Firebeatz, Vinai TJR and many others. Let these Kits inpisre you or simply use all samples how they are mixed now. Drop tracks are rendered with and without sidechain and commpresion to give you maximum freedom. Everything is 100% royalty-free and ready to drag and drop right into your mix.

Ostlind Compact Piano MULTiFORMAT

AUDIOSTRiKE | 22/01/2015 | 1 GB

Ostlind is a small compact piano 5 octaves with natural detune and full of charm. This is the instrument you´ll find in the corner of the club or in the community center, just waiting to be played on. Are you looking for a perfectly balanced classical grand piano? Look somewhere else! This is a smaller compact piano 5 octaves with natural detune and full of charm. This is the instrument you´ll find in the corner of the club or in the community center, just waiting to be played on. It will be your best companion in a variety of styles like ballads, pop and up-tempo rock’n roll! Ostlind Compact Piano was sampled with pedal up/down and releases.

Useful Noise Vol.3 MULTiFORMAT

AUDIOSTRiKE | 22/01/2015 | 476 MB

WAV AIFF REX2 EXS24

Useful noise volume 3 is a re-issue of the 2006 Useful Noise collection.  V 3 is an extension of v2, based off the input of v2 users, so there’s more drums, more beats and 24-bit Ableton Live ready files.

Undercover Found Percussion WAV

AUDIOSTRiKE | 22/01/2015 | 14 MB

Music can be made with almost anything – as soon as you realise this, your entire home can become an extended musical instrument. Top electronic producers have been using interesting and unusual sources for percussion and drum sounds for decades and now you can too – take a peep inside Undercover – Found Percussion Samples and you’ll discover treasure chests full of this sonic gold! We scoured our homes and high streets to build up a stockpile of strange and unusual objects and materials to hit, tap, scrape, rub, brush, break and otherwise generate weird and wonderful sounds with! From firewood and metal tongs to keys, coffee pots, paper baskets (with the paper inside), lighters, glasses and ice, to bottle lids (plus the bottles themselves), beads, velcro, zips, spray cans, canvas chairs, scissors, shears and oh so much more, this release shares a multitude of expertly recorded and processed sounds to add more than several extra layers of spice to your drum tracks.

A-List Musik Vol.3 WAV MiDi

AUDIOSTRiKE | 22/01/2015 | 209 MB

‘A-List Musik Vol 3 ‘ is the follow up to the successful first two volumes. Once again filled with a variety of Hip Hop flavours. Some banging 808′s, some harsh synths, some melodic keys, some rich orchestration, all blended to give you those fresh beats that will get you on the level of A-list artists like Drake, Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Rick Ross, amongst others.

Progressive Guitar Melodics 2 WAV MiDi

AUDIOSTRiKE | 22/01/2015 | 170 MB

‘Progressive guitar melodics 2′ is the hot follow up to the first volume, bringing you nothing but hot progressive house tracks blended with beautiful guitar melodies! These five construction kits are perfect for melodic summer tracks. These 350MB will definitely give you what you need for your next progressive house anthem!

Newsreel Noises Universal WAV

AUDIOSTRiKE | 22/01/2015 | 106 MB

Noises library presents a collection of unwanted Noises, Rumbles, Hums & Crackles that got collected when digging through copies of newsreels from the the 40ies and 50ies of the last century. Whenever such a newsreel starts or ends a lot of sidenoises occur and each one plays another pattern of mysterious sounds.