Looking for good textural sample libraries
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- KVRAF
- 1562 posts since 31 Dec, 2020
Sounds similar to the Arturia Pigments library (not foley) or the Emulator 2 V factory folder sounds.
Preferrably without breaking the bank.
Wav files. No kontakt library or weird file fromats that require specific software I don't have either please. (I know the kontakt player is free but i really don't want to download more stuff, I use Pigments and the TAL Sampler)
Thanks
Preferrably without breaking the bank.
Wav files. No kontakt library or weird file fromats that require specific software I don't have either please. (I know the kontakt player is free but i really don't want to download more stuff, I use Pigments and the TAL Sampler)
Thanks
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- KVRAF
- 7170 posts since 19 Apr, 2002 from Utah
Following....
I don't know of any good textural sample libraries, but I'm looking for them in WAV format too.
I don't know of any good textural sample libraries, but I'm looking for them in WAV format too.
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- addled muppet weed
- 111299 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
mults or singles?
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- KVRAF
- 1791 posts since 17 Sep, 2002
you can always browse Pianobook. there are some interesting textural libraries on there, often with a very "handmade" indie or experimental vibe. maybe check out dan keen and hunter rogerson to start; DK's soft string spurs is maybe my favorite free strings patch ever. but there are a ton of people who have done cool textural stuff with "swarms" and "thrums" and whatnot
the patches there are generally going to be in kontakt or (the free) decentsampler, but i think one of the requirements for uploading to the site, even/especially for kontakt patches, is that all the samples are uncompressed wavs instead of NI's proprietary format, so anyone can use them in any sampler
oh and it's all completely free
the patches there are generally going to be in kontakt or (the free) decentsampler, but i think one of the requirements for uploading to the site, even/especially for kontakt patches, is that all the samples are uncompressed wavs instead of NI's proprietary format, so anyone can use them in any sampler
oh and it's all completely free
- KVRAF
- 7170 posts since 19 Apr, 2002 from Utah
For my part, multis would be preferred
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