Digital Sound Effects Machines of War

Team-BSOUNDZ | 10.05.05 | 254.31 MB

101 Digital Sound Effects: The Machines Of War Soundtrack album for sale was released Nov 20, 2003 on the Laserlight label. Also available as part of 5-CD box set 505 DIGITAL SOUND EFFECTS on Laserlight (15921).

Combining Machines Elektron TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 27 2019 | 1.4 GB

Elektron’s Octatrack is one of the most widely used hardware sample/sequencer, both on stage and in the studio. Combine it with the 8-voice FM synth Digitone and you get unlimited sonic possibilities. In this course, Elektron expert Thavius Beck reveals how to get the most out of these two units by operating them in tandem! Thavius starts the course by teaching how to connect both machines and properly configure the MIDI and Audio settings to make sure everything works flawlessly. From there, you learn how to sequence your Digitone from your Octatrack, how to mix and match both sequencers, and how to sample your Digitone for sonic experimentation. Next, Thavius demonstrates how to creatively rearrange the recorded audio with Record Trigs… all in real time! He also reveals tips about using the arpeggiator, resampling FX, creating fills & rolls with Retrigs, how to make an arrangement, and a lot more…

Virtual Tape Machines v1.1.11.1 WiN

TEAM AudioUTOPiA | 29.09.2016 | 97.8 MB

AAX* / VST2 / VST3 / x86 / x64

Digital recording is now the standard for professional music production. But many engineers and musicians long for the days of analog recording, and for good reason. Analog Tape Machines have a SOUND. Big, fat, warm, deep, rich and exciting are just some of the terms used to describe what recording onto a piece of magnetic tape sounds like. To those that know, tape is simply more musical.

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.

Berlin Drum Machines MULTiFORMAT

AUDiOSTRiKE | 15/03/2016 | 375 MB

Berlin Drum Machines’ is an all new source of analogue and analogue style drum hits and loops created using boutique hardware machines, minimal, classic and unique. The perfect way to introduce some real electronic drums to your production, whether it be Minimal Techno, Downtempo Beats or Hip Hop. A project conceived in Berlin and completed in Brighton over 6 months, an entire building blocks system has been created, allowing you to create original, developing patterns by simply linking together any of the 400+ WAV drum loops, 400+ REX2 drum loops or alternatively load up any of the 115 brand new drum & percussion one-shots.

Evil Machines SFX WAV

AUDIOSTRiKE | 01/06/2015 | 458 MB

Sinister Fx pack of mechanical damage. Evil Machines is a tight collection of massive and modern Fx sounds. It’s creeping with twisted Noise, severe Textures, edgy Effect Hits and futuristic Mechanical Sounds. Work these ice cold samples into Cinematic projects and any track that is in need of the darkest audio Textures known to man; or apply as transformer-style Speech FX in a DnB production and beyond. This license-free stash of audio is delivered in pristine 44.1 kHz, 24-bit Wav for easy use in any Daw.

Vintage Machines v1.00 For BT

TEAM R2R | 2014.02.18 | 27.7 MB

Browse through a treasure trove of heavy, dusty vintage beats and revisit hip hop, trap, upbeat techno, two step, dilla-style off-kilter beats and much more. With samples by world-renowned Gb, Vintage Machines delivers an eclectic range of over 200 samples from the greatest drum machines out there, assembled into a unique collection of throwback fun. With 50 kits to choose from and 12 patterns each, you can mix and match your favorite lo-fi goodness and drop some vintage style into your track. Crunchy beats, head-bobbing sub and just a hint of old-school vibes take you back to the era of the greats.