MPC expansions and Decent Sampler plugin programs
Roland Se02 bank A sample set
$29.99
$19.99
127 presets from bank A of the Raoland Se02 analog synthesizer. The sample pack consists mostly of basses. It is the same sound engine as the studio electronics se1x and the atc1. All samples recorded through a high end preamp / eq and other killer studio gear. Our sample sound quality, impact and warmth are the absolute best in the business. Contains 127 presets from bank A of the synth. Mac or PC, vst, vst3, au and aax. The files are about 1gb zipped and closer to 2gb unzipped.
Roland Se02 bank B sample set
$29.99
$19.99
128 presets from bank B of the Raoland Se02 analog synthesizer. The sample pack consists of about 30 plugs and 98 leads. It is the same sound engine as the studio electronics se1x and the atc1. All samples recorded through a high end preamp / eq and other killer studio gear. Our sample sound quality, impact and warmth are the absolute best in the business. Contains 128 presets from bank A B the synth. Mac or PC, vst, vst3, au and aax. The files are about 1gb zipped and closer to 2gb unzipped.
Roland Se02 bank C sample set
$29.99
$19.99
128 presets from bank C of the Raoland Se02 analog synthesizer. The sample pack consists of pads, drones, swells, sfx, drums and rhythmics. It is the same sound engine as the studio electronics se1x and the atc1. All samples recorded through a high end preamp / eq and other killer studio gear. Our sample sound quality, impact and warmth are the absolute best in the business. Contains 128 presets from bank A B the synth. Mac or PC, vst, vst3, au and aax. The files are about 1gb zipped and closer to 2gb unzipped.
Teenage Engineering OP-Z Drums/Bass Sample Set
$29.99
$19.99
Teenage Engineering OP-Z sample set. 325 drum samples - 13 instrument groups of 25 samples each - playable from F2 to F4. 36 bass instruments playable from F0 to G2. 5 Sample instruments - playable from F2 to F4. ----- All sampled through high end recording gear to give you that extra warmth and sparkle.
Teenage Engineering OP-Z Synth Sample Set
$29.99
$19.99
Teenage Engineering OP-Z sample set. 108 Instrument program key groups. 36 arpeggiated synth’s - each key sampled in one octave playable from f2 to f3. 36 synths playable from f2 to g4. 36 synth chords playable from f2 to g4. ----- All sampled through high end recording gear to give you that extra warmth and sparkle.
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All samples available as Akai mpc expansion packs as keygroups (live,live 2,one, x, all modern mpc's, plugin, desktop), and available as a plugin for your daw (decent sampler plugin running in any daw). Decent Sampler is a simple keyboard plugin that will load these sample programs that you can play with a midi keyboard, pads, or program on grid. They are all assigned to the correct keys already so you just load and go. Supports vst, vst3, au, and aax - windows or mac. Instructions are included with the sample pack, you don't need anything else except your daw or mpc.
OUR SAMPLE STORY
Our samples came about due to the lack of really powerful and fantastic sounding samples on the market. I have purchased a number of sample packs over the years and most of the time they just sounded boring. Uninspired.
As time went on and I really got into the science of recording, understanding the importance of quality preamps, analog gear, and conversion I realized why those samples never really did anything for me. They were recorded mostly on "home" studio gear that sounded fine, ok, but not great. Home recording gear is fine, and I'm glad people have all those options. But when I buy a sample pack I want something that sounds like it was recorded through really cool recording gear, and actually sounds better than just running a synth into an interface.
This has inspired me to start sampling and creating synth keygroups through incredible recording gear, that adds that extra sparkle and liveliness that I love. I take many more samples per preset than most other sample pack companies, I also sample them at 24 bit 48khz, which is also lacking in the market. Mpc's automatically convert them to 44.1khz which works just fine. But if I'm working in a daw 48khz will sound better when adding other plugin fx etc.
Our samples came about due to the lack of really powerful and fantastic sounding samples on the market. I have purchased a number of sample packs over the years and most of the time they just sounded boring. Uninspired.
As time went on and I really got into the science of recording, understanding the importance of quality preamps, analog gear, and conversion I realized why those samples never really did anything for me. They were recorded mostly on "home" studio gear that sounded fine, ok, but not great. Home recording gear is fine, and I'm glad people have all those options. But when I buy a sample pack I want something that sounds like it was recorded through really cool recording gear, and actually sounds better than just running a synth into an interface.
This has inspired me to start sampling and creating synth keygroups through incredible recording gear, that adds that extra sparkle and liveliness that I love. I take many more samples per preset than most other sample pack companies, I also sample them at 24 bit 48khz, which is also lacking in the market. Mpc's automatically convert them to 44.1khz which works just fine. But if I'm working in a daw 48khz will sound better when adding other plugin fx etc.
