What sample libaries do you own?
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- KVRian
- 1222 posts since 6 Jul, 2004
I would argue that downloadable, reasonably priced sample libraries are only slightly less addictive than crack. (Er, how the heck would I know?? Anyway... on with it.)
Among those I have been unable to resist:
Back in the dim and distant past: loads of SonicImplants drums, guitars, and basses soundfonts
Precisionsound celtic flutes, bolivian panpipes (and the free Koestler Rigoletto
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Sampletekk renaissance flutes
Manytone Ultimate Bass Kit
Chris Hein Warwick bass
Most of the Jamstix drum libraries
Group buys are only slightly less addictive...
Garritan Personal Orchestra
Vintaudio Yamaha C7 / Uprights / Clean Electric Guitars in one fell swoop
Even indroductory offers can be pretty bad...
ArtVista Virtual Grand Piano
Someone organize an intervention, please.
Among those I have been unable to resist:
Back in the dim and distant past: loads of SonicImplants drums, guitars, and basses soundfonts
Precisionsound celtic flutes, bolivian panpipes (and the free Koestler Rigoletto
Sampletekk renaissance flutes
Manytone Ultimate Bass Kit
Chris Hein Warwick bass
Most of the Jamstix drum libraries
Group buys are only slightly less addictive...
Garritan Personal Orchestra
Vintaudio Yamaha C7 / Uprights / Clean Electric Guitars in one fell swoop
Even indroductory offers can be pretty bad...
ArtVista Virtual Grand Piano
Someone organize an intervention, please.
pethu.se/music-releases
Not a part of the loudness war!
Not a part of the loudness war!
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- KVRAF
- 2401 posts since 29 Dec, 2002 from In the dark
GPO
SAM Truestrike
Dimention Pro
Wuzik drone Free structures
Omni Synth
Sampletank 1
ST1 Bass collections
DR008
VSampler piano
SAM Truestrike
Dimention Pro
Wuzik drone Free structures
Omni Synth
Sampletank 1
ST1 Bass collections
DR008
VSampler piano
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- KVRist
- 234 posts since 7 Feb, 2006
How many samples can you actually use? I've downloaded a bunch of free stuff (legal, I think), and have some CM and FM CDs loaded onto my machine. I mean, I must already have gigabytes of samples, and I mostly use VSTis anyway. (Although when I actually need drums, I tend to go for the samples.) How many hours (or years) would it take just to listen to all of the samples you own?
It is addictive though. You always feel like you need to find more.
It is addictive though. You always feel like you need to find more.
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- KVRian
- 804 posts since 16 Nov, 2004 from Kangzhou
Not counting VST:
BiggaGiggas Worras Alto and Tenor Recorders
The Legend of China traditional instruments
clavioline.com's Clavioline
Crime Sounds Mellotrons
Crime Sounds Crumar Stringman
DP-Gravity Brass, Guitars, Farfisa & Musette, Strings, Tuned Percussion, Woodwinds
Mellotron Archives Mellotron/Chamberlin
PrecisionSound Angelic Vocal Pads (I,II,III)
Sounds Good Session Strings
Various & sundry Mellotron samples from various & sundry Tron owners
BiggaGiggas Worras Alto and Tenor Recorders
The Legend of China traditional instruments
clavioline.com's Clavioline
Crime Sounds Mellotrons
Crime Sounds Crumar Stringman
DP-Gravity Brass, Guitars, Farfisa & Musette, Strings, Tuned Percussion, Woodwinds
Mellotron Archives Mellotron/Chamberlin
PrecisionSound Angelic Vocal Pads (I,II,III)
Sounds Good Session Strings
Various & sundry Mellotron samples from various & sundry Tron owners
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- KVRian
- 762 posts since 2 Sep, 2004 from Poland
Long time I got some SF2 files with my Creative cards. I thought they were decent but I was wrong. Then had some time with Gigasampler but samples weren't easy to get then where I was living (and if some were they were too expansive). Just had Gigapiano and some other smaller sets.
Next sample library what I got is NI Battery. Not bad but I couldn't get good uses for it.
Next was Wusikstation - finally an library (and VST) what I could use more. Lots of very nice presets and a very nice VST too.
DK+ was a very good drum machine/sequencer and I was much happier with it than Dynamo.
Lastly I got Cronox3 but got somewhat dissapointed with it.
Imho in current times there isn't a big need to use that many samples. Except for some acoustic sounds synths of course.
Next sample library what I got is NI Battery. Not bad but I couldn't get good uses for it.
Next was Wusikstation - finally an library (and VST) what I could use more. Lots of very nice presets and a very nice VST too.
DK+ was a very good drum machine/sequencer and I was much happier with it than Dynamo.
Lastly I got Cronox3 but got somewhat dissapointed with it.
Imho in current times there isn't a big need to use that many samples. Except for some acoustic sounds synths of course.
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- KVRian
- 804 posts since 16 Nov, 2004 from Kangzhou
For the price, it's a good value. Not up to Kong Audio's plugins, but a greater variety of instruments at a much lower cost. loopwise.com seems to be the cheapest source.tee boy wrote:Is 'Legend of China' any good?
I need a Han ensemble see. Any excuse to unsheath the card![]()
TB
