#sample library

[anemoiawithatouchofobsession]

Metro Boomin, I'm just saying. The nation of Korea would embrace you with open arms if you ever sampled any one of Kang Susie's beats from her 3rd Album. Some beat sections are just FIREEEEE

[krazetv]

Epic World - Cinematic Landscapes by Eduardo Tarilonte | Playthrough

[eduardtelik]

Claire - Galaxy Instruments & Native Instruments A piano sample library Part of the Recording and Editing Team

[benjamindehli]

Free string synthesizer sample plugin (Strykebrett)

Strykebrett is a free sample library for Decent Sampler featuring the Hohner / Logan String Melody II with some added features. All the sounds in the video are from a single instance of the plugin with no additional plugins or effects added.

User Interface: The user interface offers precise control over every aspect of the instrument and effects. Explore parameters to refine your sound, including control over the six drawbars, envelope, amplitude modulation with LFOs, highpass and lowpass filters, velocity/dynamics, oscillator drifting, and the immersive effects of ensemble, phaser, echo and reverb. 

Mixer (Bass / Treble): Unleash the power of the six drawbars to shape your tone with precision. Each drawbar controls the amplitude of a specific octave or sound, offering you unparalleled control over the instrument's harmonic richness. 

ADSR Envelope: Shape your sound precisely with the Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release parameters. Whether you desire a punchy, staccato tone or a smooth, lingering ambiance, the ADSR envelope allows you to tailor the dynamics to your liking. 

Low-frequency Oscillator (LFO): The Rate and Depth knobs enable you to modulate the amplitude of four of the drawbars with the desired depth and rate. The LFOs for the treble section has a sine waveform for smooth transitions. The LFO for the bass section has a sawtooth waveform for a rhythmic effect. 

Voltage Controlled Filter (VCF): Strykebrett has a highpass filter and a lowpass filter. The highpass filter ranges from 20 Hz to 2000 Hz and the lowpass filter ranges from 200 Hz to 8000 Hz. 

Oscillators:

Dyn: Turns on or off the velocity controlled amplitude

Drift: When enabled, each sample will have a slight pitch drift. The pitch drift for each sample is unique and independent. It's less pitch drift in the bass samples than the treble samples. 

Ensemble:

O: 3 stereo choruses with different speed and depth

Acc: Turns the ensemble off

Solo: Fast stereo vibrato

Organ: A slow stereo chorus 

Effects: The phaser is the built-in phaser from Decent Sampler. The echo and reverb effects are achieved using carefully crafted impulse responses. The echo effect employs a Fulltone Tube Tape Echo recorded twice for stereo, while the reverb effect draws from a Chase Bliss Audio & Meris CXM 1978 reverb pedal with a room setting. 

Echo: Select from two distinctive echo options: the short echo, delivering a classic slapback effect, and the long echo, characterized by a slower decay and numerous repeats. 

Reverb: You'll also find two reverb effects: the short reverb, evoking the intimacy of a small room, and the long reverb, enveloping your sound in the vastness of a spacious environment.

[salutanisorkonus]

Kontakt library thing

Does anyone who uses this kind of thing even use tumblr? If anyone has CineSamples CineSnares/CineLegacy Percussion, please please upload it somewhere or something, it is genuinely completely impossible to get anymore. Discontinued years ago, and not a single upload on the entire internet. I need it, please.

[ariyan24]

Native Instruments – Action Strikes Download

Native Instruments' "Action Strikes" is a groundbreaking virtual instrument designed to elevate music production to new heights. This dynamic software library is an essential tool for composers, producers, and musicians seeking to infuse their compositions with the pulse-pounding energy of cinematic percussion. Available for download, Action Strikes is a game-changer in the world of virtual instruments.

Action Strikes boasts an impressive array of meticulously recorded and expertly curated percussion samples, ranging from thunderous taikos and resonant frame drums to delicate hand percussion instruments. With over 12 GB of high-quality content, it offers a vast palette of rhythmic possibilities, making it suitable for a wide range of musical genres, including film scoring, electronic music, and beyond.

What sets Action Strikes apart is its innovative "Trigger FX" feature, allowing users to instantly add rhythmic complexity and excitement to their compositions with the push of a button. This intuitive interface ensures that even those new to percussion programming can create intricate and realistic rhythms effortlessly.

Additionally, the instrument's fully customizable ensemble engine provides a wealth of creative control, allowing users to craft unique and evolving percussion sequences. Whether you're scoring a film, crafting a dynamic EDM track, or experimenting with world music fusion, Native Instruments' Action Strikes is an essential tool to take your music to the next level. With its stunning sound quality, versatility, and user-friendly interface, Action Strikes empowers musicians to unleash their rhythmic creativity like never before.https://extraplugins.com/product/action-strikes-komplete-native-instruments/

[toydrill]

the record cleaner

[pomegranateteeth]

Something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately. How much do you guys use the library??? In this poll I’m including the the use of stuff like Kanopy, Overdrive, and Libby etc. to count as utilizing your library. I’m forgetting a bunch of services and apps, but basically if you use ANY service you need a library card for, how often do you do that?

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Ghostbusters (1984, Ivan Reitman)

10/04/2024

[shmreduplication]

Good luck to that tumblr user's mom for getting holy water blessed by a third pope

[krazetv]

THE SCORE by Sonuscore & BestService | Review & Playthrough

[airandangels]

You know how sometimes you’re reading the first chapters of a book with a historical setting and you notice a couple of really glaring anachronisms that make you wonder if there’s some alternative universe or time travel shenanigans, or does the author just not know what they’re talking about? I’m reading The Second Sleep by Robert Harris (who wrote Conclave, which I just finished) and in the 1460s he has a reference to “a common parakeet�� in south-western England (parakeets aren’t native to Britain and feral ones have been observed only from the later 20th century onwards, and still haven’t become common), and a man smoking a pipe, which wasn’t really an option in England before the 16th century. I’m waiting to see where he’s going with this before I get cross about it. I don’t know enough about papal elections to call bullshit about anything in that book, but I know enough about birds and tobacco to have Views.

(If you’ve read it, don’t tell me how it comes out, I want to see for myself.)

P.S. I initially wrote "15th century" when I meant "16th century," I can never seem to get it right which way the century number goes from the first two digits of the year.

[benjamindehli]

Transferred all my Decent Sampler instruments / presets to Gumroad. They're available at this page.

[fictionadventurer]

So many types of books that have strong summertime associations that I spend all my time cycling through cravings for certain genres or books.

Within the last month, I have wanted to read/reread:

Jane of Lantern Hill by L.M. Montgomery

The Electrical Menagerie by Mollie E. Reeder

Valiant by Sarah McGuire

Retellings in general (especially Cinderella retellings)

Golden Age mysteries, especially Josephine Tey and Agatha Christie

The Moon-Spinners by Mary Stewart

Books set in locations that are not America or England, especially warm climates

Books set in wintery/cold weather settings

Science fiction/space opera

Superhero stories

Civil War history/Presidential history

D.E. Stevenson books (and other mid-tier vintage light fiction)

Wilkie Collins books

Graphic novels

And I'm sure there are others that I'm forgetting

[charmabrasion]

i want to sample more of the classic public library type manga. so razz has assigned me a reading of shugo chara