The LFO Piano v1.5 KONTAKT

P2P | 16.02.2019 | 791 MB

The LFO Piano is our new product featuring a classic Rhodes MkII Electric Piano with an unique voice. The piano has been sampled using a true analog pedal rig, including a warm and raw sounding handmade analog tremolo and analog cabinet emulation pedals. The rig gives LFO Piano an unique timbre and a raw unpolished character. It perfectly fits many musical styles including RnB, Hip Hop, Cinematic and Pop. The library includes two complete sets, separately recorded with pedal tremolo on and off. Easy controls allow to activate additional designed effects, including Phaser, Chorus, Delay Reverb and Rotary.

Prototype EP KONTAKT

P2P | 24.12.2018 | 140 MB

MERRY XMAS!

Electric pianos are just the coolest things: whether it’s the bark of a Wurli or the soulful drive of a suitcase Rhodes, we just love our EPs, and there’s hardly a musical genre out there in which they haven’t played a key part (ha… no pun intended.) But as usual, the ones that come built-in to most DAWs are a little on the polite side. We’ve decided to fix that. Prototype EP Kontakt instrument 2Prototype EP is a painstakingly sampled Weltmeister Claviset. Or at least, it may be. That part’s a little unclear.

REP-10 KONTAKT

P2P | 13.12.2018 | 4.67 GB

Digital Piano Collection

REP-10 emulates a variety of digital piano types inspired by mid 1980s to mid 1990s electric and acoustic pianos. The main sample engine of the instrument are the magnificent FM electric pianos sampled from Yamaha TG77. There is also a large amount of other pcm pianos (e.g. acoustic, electric and synthetic) blended with the FM pianos, synth strings or pads; all layered together to create expressive and rich sounding multi set-ups.

Mark1 Stage Premier 96k KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 02 August 2014 | 2.33 GB

All the sweet characteristics, transferred with our signature high quality engineering and delivered to you. A passionate pack for truly passionate producers. With over a full year of high quality recording and production effort, we have finally published the very best of the Electric piano sound with Mark 1 Stage Premier. Why did it take us a full year to do it? Because we were determined in transferring nothing but the best quality Mark 1 recordings humanly possible in these samples. We checked and fine tuned the digital noise of each and every key, and all velocities, to ensure the sweetest sounds possible.

WURL-e Studio KONTAKT

0TH3Rside | March 13 2017 | 724 MB

WURL-e Studio, our take on the classic Wurlitzer 200 electric piano. Experience the sound of a classic! The Wurlitzer Model 200 electric piano can be found on countless rock, blues, and jazz recordings since the 1960s. We recorded the line out, a single mic on one of the piano’s speakers, and stereo mics at the player’s position. We also recorded custom impulse responses of a classic amp from 2 mic positions.

Vintage Electric Piano TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 02 2016 | 75 MB

Logic Pro’s Vintage Electric Piano allows you to dive in and modify every aspect of its digital model. Learn how to roll your own virtual electro-acoustic sounds in this laser-focused FastTrack™ course by Logic expert. The Vintage Electric Piano, with its enhanced GUI and sonics, is just waiting for you to dive in and design your own piano sounds. Whether you’re trying to achieve vintage realism or you’re looking to create an expressive new electro-acoustic sound source for your dance music tracks, this course will open your eyes to the possibilities that this instrument brings to the Logic Pro experience.

Synth Explorer DX7 MULTiFORMAT

AUDIOSTRiKE | 05/07/2015 | 311 MB

Welcome to the Synth Explorer series of royalty free loops and one shot samples that pay tribute to the legendry synthesisers and drum machines that have inspired generations of electronic music producers from the early electronic revolution right up to the current day. This time out we visit Yamaha and delve inside the FM beast that is the DX7. The Yamaha DX7 is an FM (Frequency Modulation) digital synth and was manufactured from 1983 to 1989. The DX became the first commercially successful Digital synth and featured in hundreds of productions from Electro Pop, Jazz, Rock and early 90s House music it in fact seemed to be everywhere.. It is most famous for its Electric Piano, Bells, Plucked and Percussive Sounds, but the complex way the sounds are shaped with multiple Sine Waves modulating each other using 32 different algorithms meant that the sound design possibilities were huge and with some patience and effort very complex sounds from horns to strings, atmospheres and crazy metallic sound effects were possible.