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www.Electric-Himalaya.com is proud to present a brand new sound set for Applied Acoustics Systems Tassman4:
The 'Electronic Toolkit '.


454 performances suitable for contemporary electronic music production. Five months in the making, this collection uses almost all instruments from Tassman's default library as well as four instruments created by Christophe Duguesne (complete list www.electric-himalaya.com/pdf/Tassman4SynthList.pdf )

Together, this set provides a contemporary sound collection which showcases Tassman's amazing versatility and offers an expanded sonic palette not available in the default library.

Sounds specifically designed for classic electronic (rolling Tangerine Dream basses!), house, trance, ambient,jungle, downtempo and similar.

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This release also launches www.electric-himalaya.com a new sound design website specialising in software and hardware synthesiser sound design.***We welcome you!***
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With Christophe's permission this sound set benefits from his ingenious designs in the form of the following instruments:
1. KaDuke
2. Otari
3. PolyTuned Paduke
4. BigMod

The mp3 demos below show the amazing range of sound. Almost all sounds have very strong midi links assigned to the modulation wheel. The sonic movement heard in demos is usually due to this realtime modulation.

The Contemporary sound:

http://www.electric-himalaya.com/demos/ ... porary.mp3

The Retro sound:
http://www.electric-himalaya.com/demos/ ... /Retro.mp3

The Beautiful:
http://www.electric-himalaya.com/demos/ ... utiful.mp3

The NASTY!:
http://www.electric-himalaya.com/demos/ ... eNasty.mp3

Drum Loops:
http://www.electric-himalaya.com/demos/ ... mLoops.mp3

More sound category demos here:
http://www.electric-himalaya.com/tassman4.html

Main Sound categories:
Acoustic
Ambient
Bass
Bell
Drone
Drum Loops
Keys
Lead
Organ (twisted)
Pads
Synth
Vocal - sounds to scare your neighbour at night :
http://www.electric-himalaya.com/demos/ ... /Vocal.mp3

This sound set is available for 39.99 Euro - the previous special offer price is now over.
(A percentage of sales is paid to Christophe D. for the permission to use his synth designs).

*** Update your Tassman sound library with the first commercial Tassman4 sound bank !***

Happy music making !
:)
Raphael Sabi aka 'himalaya'

Please visit : www.electric-himalaya.com

Special note.
1. This sound bank is designed to be browsed using performances. This is essential !

2. Some performances are very CPU intensive. This is especailly true with pad sounds in PolyTuned Paduke.

3. The import of preset data may take several minutes.
Last edited by himalaya on Tue Jan 01, 2008 6:35 pm, edited 6 times in total.

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There is a comma at the end of the link to your website :wink:

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Ahh, thank you. Read this text before posting so many times and still missed something...
Thank you !
:)
http://www.electric-himalaya.com
VSTi and hardware synth sound design
3D/5D sound design since 2012

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No problem. Best of luck with the new website and sales :)

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I dont have Tassman, but the demos sound nice.
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Archisounds - Music Website http://www.archisounds.net

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Quality sounds himalaya, should pay for your new lappy in no time ;)
Music with dinner is an insult both to the cook and the violinist.

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BOUGHT!

Tim

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Awesome - and great price - you have a sale - I take it paypal is OK?

ps I'm buying this on faith without even listening to the demos - your's and Christophe's work is that good and I know I will not be disappointed - besides you deserve thanks for all your great free creations over the years

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MoonDive wrote:No problem. Best of luck with the new website and sales :)
Thank you.
:)

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griels wrote:Quality sounds himalaya, should pay for your new lappy in no time ;)
Thank you.
However, did work out of passion paid for anything ever ?
:)

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wow, that's a good price for a bank that large of tassman patches...

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aMUSEd wrote:Awesome - and great price - you have a sale - I take it paypal is OK?

ps I'm buying this on faith without even listening to the demos - your's and Christophe's work is that good and I know I will not be disappointed - besides you deserve thanks for all your great free creations over the years
Yes, PayPal is the only way.

Thank you for the vote of confidence. I appreciate it greatly.
I hope you like the sounds !
tconrardy wrote:BOUGHT!
Tim, thank you...it's an honour.


Just a word of caution to all those who have purchsed this bank already.
The import process will take some time. Anything from 10 to 30 minutes, as it happens.
I'm sorry for this. :( Christophe has suggested splitting the folder into parts. However, this would just create too many 'import' data folders, creating too much mayhem in the main IMPORT section. So I decided not to split it. Please be patient with the import process. :) Tassman will look as if it's crashed/stopped responding, but it's just doing its 'thing'.
:)

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Bought, looking forward to it :D
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Got it, that was quick, thanks :tu:
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The import process will take some time. Anything from 10 to 30 minutes, as it happens.
Definitely worth the wait..I don't think any Tassman user should be without this set as it brings Tassman to a whole new level. Very useful and also well designed sounds. I love the AMBs and the Pads of course, as well as the excellent drum programming. While these sounds are great, I would love to hear a set of purely ethnic instruments sometime as you are very good at physical modeling . Keep up the good work!

Tim

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