Geist Expander Japanese Drum Machines

TEAM V.R | Nov 21 2017 | 11.7 MB

Geist Expander: Japanese Drum Machines is a collection of hits and loops inspired by the infamous early drum machines of the Japanese music tech giants. There is something unmistakeable about the sound of drum machines produced in Japan during the 1980s – crisp, clean and full of character, each machine was to leave an indelible mark on dance, hip hop, techno, electro, acid and a host of other genres. Their legacy continues today, and we’ve captured the very best of these machines in this Geist Expander – everything you need to leave a bit of history on your productions.

Geist 2 v2.0.7.53 WiN

Team R2R | 03 Nov 2017 | 50.9MB

(Win32/64; AAX*, VSTi)

Geist2 is a streamlined environment for beat creation and sound sculpting that provides instant inspiration and new ideas for your productions. It combines deep sample manipulation, arrangement and modulation capabilities for an intuitive and fast workflow. Geist2 is designed so that nothing gets in the way of your creativity.

MT40 Digital Dancehall Revolution

P2P | Sept 28 2017 | 126 MB

WAV BATTERY EXS24 KONTAKT GEiST

The Casio MT40 looks like a typical 80s home keyboard, however it has a remarkable history. It was used to create a song called Under Mi Sleng Teng… which kicked off the digital Dancehall revolution. The rock drum preset and bass accompaniment are unmistakable and have been used numerous times since. The MT40 drums are lofi but surprisingly punchy. The Bass is warm and fuzzy and very distinctive. The keyboard instruments are based on 2 mixed variable pulse square waves, with digital envelopes and a low pass filter. I have given this famous little keyboard the  treatment. Using a studio full of tasty analog hardware to sample all the drum sounds as single drum hits and loops ( Rex, Apple and Wav). I have also sampled the bass sound with 4 different signal chains and lastly I multi-sampled 16 of the keyboard tones.

Cinematic Drums Expander for GEiST

P2P | Dec 12 2015 | 1.38 GB

Geist Expander: Cinematic Drums is a Geist Expander featuring the huge and powerful sound of drumkit ensembles. Created by experienced soundtrack composer Jacques Mathias, Cinematic Drums captures the explosive impact of multiple drummers playing powerful hits in unison – both dry and with the rich ambience that is essential for the ensemble effect. In addition to a set of 10-drumkit ensembles designed as building blocks for creating custom layered sounds, Cinematic Drums includes pre-mixed large ensembles of 30, 50, 60 and 90 stacked hits for certain instruments. The pack also contains a wide range of Geist pattern banks and low ensemble and reversed sounds for tension and suspense effects. Cinematic Drums is perfect for film, TV and game soundtrack work or for adding an authentically dramatic edge to all kinds of music.

Geist Factory Content v1.1.1.7 WiN MAC

TEAM R2R | 12.1.2016 | 1.73 GB

Sample, slice, sequence, mix, arrange, effect, resample, repeat! Geist is a next-generation sampling drum machine designed to create evolved beats and grooves, freeing you from the limits of pre-packaged loops and over-complicated DAWs. Geist fuses creative sample-sculpting tools with fast pattern step-sequencing and arrangement. Browse through sounds with lightning speed; slice loops to pads with a single click; sample, resample and build beats in a slick unified environment. Geist makes fiddly tasks with multiple apps a thing of the past. Supplied as a plugin and a standalone application, Geist is perfect for the studio or on the move. Export loops from the standalone version or load sessions back into the plugin to resample, reslice, remix, rearrange and transform your sounds even further. Geist is a complete rhythm production environment, primed to streamline your workflow and reawaken your love of making beats.

Oday Audio Releases 16 March 2015

P2P, AUDIOSTRiKE, DiSCOVER | 16 March 2015 | 11.27 GB

KONTAKT, ZEBRA H2P, SFX, TUTORiALS, RAZOR NRKT, REX, MASSiVE NSMV, GEiST, PRESETS, Spire Presets

38 Releases P2P, AUDIOSTRiKE, DiSCOVER, 16 March 2015…