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Here’s my easteregg for you: a pack of .wav samples for your inspiration. The pack contains 60 chords/stabs and loops between ~110 and ~130 bpm. Most can roughly be classified as minimal, detroit, dubtechno orientated material. You’re invited to cut/slice/mash/torture/mix/whatever and use them for your own tracks.
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Another favourite softsynth of mine i couldn’t resist making a mixed bank of sounds for.“A wonderfully named impOSCar bank – “Scotland Fart anyone?” Superb! Good sounds too.” - Dave Spiers / Gmediamusic
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N.I.s FM7 is one of the most versatile and fun to program software synthesizers i ever used and still is one of my alltime top fav synths. Here are two soundbanks with 32 patches each for your pleasure:FM7 bank 01 – Atmospheres, Pads, Basses, FX
FM7 bank 02 – Sequenced Hoovers, Hooverstabs, whatever hoovers. -
The final VSTi/fx solution for Buzztracker.
Contributions:
“Project management”
-Feature development
-Betatest supervising & betatesting
(checked uncountable lots of VST plugins to assure
maximum compability & reliability)
-Additional manual writingNovember 28th, 2006 in Studio/Other
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Starting to betatest the first Traktor version back then i went along the development of the software that very soon became the reference in digital DJing. Lateron i took care of gathering netlabel content for the demomixes shipping with the software as well as the sets themselves. » read on! -
This is THE virtual 303 – PERIOD. Released in 2003 after (i don’t know how much time it really took Mike to get this done until i first checked it out) countless nights of chatting, tweaking knobs, listening tests it became the industry standard for those looking for that Acid-House sound.November 28th, 2006 in Studio/Other
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Imho this is yet the first virtual synthesizer that successfully mimics the behaviour of those old modular systems. It bears lots of secrets within certain knob ranges i wasn’t yet able to fully explore. I’m very happy that i was able to contribute to the development – Mike, you’re a hero! My alltime top fav synth and much more than the boned up 303 it may appear to be. » read on!November 28th, 2006 in Studio/Other
Tagged with Sounds, VA Synth, VST-plugin
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