The Caustic version of Julie Resynth is now available on Google Play. It costs $1.50.

This pack is based on one-shot samples of the voice of Julie, a Montreal jazz singer. But here the samples are resynthesized to create new ones that are playable chromatically across the keyboard.

The regular and more extensive computer version (wav, soundfont, sfz and Native Instruments Kontakt 3) is available from our website:
http://lesproductionszvon.com/julie_resynth.htm

And to the Caustic users on the PlayBook, I'm hoping that all my expansion packs will soon be available on the AppWorld!

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May 21, BeatMaker 2 version now available!
Visit this page for details and free demo with 6 instruments:
http://lesproductionszvon.com/for_iOS.htm
Last edited by zvon on Mon May 21, 2012 10:21 am; edited 2 times in total

Awesome! Any plans for a BM2 version?

Hi DrApostropheX,

Thanks for your comment!
As you're asking so nicely, I may do it this weekend if I have the time.

But it may be a bit more expensive ($2) because BeatMaker users will have the wav files too instead of monolithic files like the Caustic users.

BeatMaker 2 version is now available!
Visit this page for details, MP3s and free demo with 6 instruments:
http://lesproductionszvon.com/for_iOS.htm

And some MP3 examples featuring 3 different instruments each:
Baroque Resynth

Another pattern

Thanks for turning this around so quickly! I'll pick these up this evening. I've been working on a track that uses only the chromatic hits and baby piano sounds (along with a standard BM2 kit), and I'll incorporate some of the Julie sounds into it, too, for a full-on Zvon extravaganza.

Thanks


Cool, I'm looking forward to listen to this track.

Here it is, though it's not revolutionary songwriting or production or anything.

It should give a good glimpse into what the three Zvon BM2 libraries can do. All of the sounds (except the drums, which are BM2 stock) are from Chromatic Hits, Baby Piano, and Julie Resynth. This was done entirely in BM2. The only "cheat" is that the weird pad sound of the beginning is one of the samples from Chromatic Hits which I AudioCopied into Grain Science, then pasted back into BM2. Oh, and I "mastered" it after mixdown using the compression and EQ in MultitrackDAW.

http://soundcloud.com/victor-lams/bell-jam

I like it, cool track. I enjoy how you subtly used Julie Resynth.

Thanks! Like I said, I was just playing around with the new sounds. I have another "real" track I'm working on where the Chromatic Hits are featured prominently too. I like how easily many of the CH sounds and the Julie sounds can be turned into pad or synth sounds just by adjusting the attack and release settings in BM2. I didn't know that BM2 let you do that until I got this library.

a weekend bump!