Free HD TR-626 sample pack

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SampleScience TR-626 HD is a free high definition Roland TR-626 sample pack.

Most of the TR-626 samples you can find for free on the internet are badly recorded, mislabeled, provided as low bit rates audio files and noisy. SampleScience TR-626 HD fix this problem by providing clean recordings recorded in 32 bit 44.1kHz. The samples have been properly edited and recorded giving you a perfect TR-626 sample set that can be use in various genre of music.

In the sample pack you'll find all 30 drum sounds found in the TR-626 drum machine as well as 32 bit, 24 bit and 16 bit version of these sounds in wav format.

I composed a fun (and very retro) demo tune for the pack:

https://soundcloud.com/samplesciencemtl ... audio-demo

Download it here: http://tinyurl.com/z2dx8b7

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Thanks SampleScience!

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Thanks :tu:

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Cheers mate!

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Thanks, very generous of you 8)

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Thanks Pierre! :)

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Ha! Cool, thanks!

Now I can load these in to something, instead of firing up the TR-626 I have sitting here and hooking up all of its cables when I want to re-do one of my older tunes.

I'm glad someone's taken the time to do this right. Thanks again!

Steve
Here's some of my stuff: https://soundcloud.com/shadowsoflife. If you hear something you like, I'm looking for collaborators.

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Thanks for this. I used to have one back in the 90s.

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Thanks.
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.

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Thank you! It sounds very good.

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Thanks!

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A very welcome addition to my sample library. I thank you very much.

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I'm glad you like it! :) This free pack turned out to be way more successful than expected (even in donations). I have other drum machines in my collection that I plan to deep sample, some of them are analog which mean that I'll provide round robins for them. More work, but hopefully it'll be worth it.

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Cool! Thanks again. :)

:hyper:
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.

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