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HoRNet Tape is a simulation of the effect that magnetic tape apply to the signal recorded on it. Tape was the recording medium of choice before digital took its place in the early 90s and has s distinct effect that helped to define the sound of the music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

Realtime chord, tempo and key finder plugin
HoRNet SongKey MK4 is the fourth version of our key recognition tool, but it doesn’t do simple key recognition, it’s also capable of detecting the chord being played and the song tempo. We thought it was a good idea to also add MIDI input (to be able to detect chords and key of midi tracks) and MIDI output for the recognised chords so you can record them and edit the track for your own needs, also SongKey MK4 provides new standalone version that is able to generate midi clock to keep all your other M;IDI gear in sync with a live audio input.

Shafts of shimmering light filter through clouds of coloured smoke, throwing a kaleidoscopic panoply of Ambient hues across the room. Sounds begin to accompany this radiant dance, ebbing and flowing with the shifts from shadow to light - introducing our latest soaring sound pack release, Colour Field - Piano Texture Samples!

The Parris Bowens Legacy Pack is a special release commemorating the life of pioneering producer and instrumentalist, Parris Bowens II. Parris was a part of innovating and changing the sound of modern gospel with the group Tye Tribbett and Greater Anointing as the keyboardist of the legendary band Soundcheck” for over a decade.

Test Press proudly presents a collaboration with Dispatch Recordings and one of their newest artists, 'Genic'.

Having already debuted on the Dispatch Recordings imprint, Genic released their most significant project on the label yet, 'Rough Nights LP'. The likes of DJ Hype, Doc Scott, NOISIA, Rene LaVice and Ant TC1 (Dispatch's label head) have been spinning Genic's records throughout their quick ascent.

What happens when you combine the Minipops SR-120 analog drum machine with an H3000, Space Echo, and tape machine? We aren’t entirely sure either... but it sounds otherworldly!

Released in 1976, the Minipops has a wonderfully analog sound and sports a bigger kick drum than any other rhythm box we’ve heard (and we’ve heard quite a few).

Samplestar is very proud to present Neo Soul Sessions Vol 2! Volume 2 gets more soulful than ever with a tasty blend of sublime live recorded brass, super smooth vintage keys, funky guitar licks, low slung bass & tight punchy drums all beautifully performed by seasoned professional session musicians.

Dive into a collection of electro beats fused with ambient aesthetics. Expertly crafted and meticulously curated, "Ambient Electro" draws inspiration from crossing genres, and blends them into a rich assortment of pristine loops and one-shots primed for production ease.

51 custom made loops created by Spaceman of Internet Money.

A collection of cinematic style cello loops.

¨Golden Tech¨ contains over 150Mb of materials that perfectly fit every dimension of Techno and Tech House Music! This monster sample pack brings you a rare collection of instantly usable loops and samples, that will surely add a dose of energy into your projects!

Originally promoted as the improved version of the large 140 plate reverb this plate from the early seventies is much smaller as it uses gold foil to get lush shimmery reverb sounds.

This class is the next step in learning electronic music production, focusing on track arrangement and structure. We will continue using free, open source software and learn principles that can apply to almost any application.

In this class, I will introduce you to producing electronic music on your computer, using free, open source software. This class is intended for beginners, whether you are musically trained or not.

Yumtone H4 is pure digital magic. This Japanese FM synthesizer called the Electone HC-4 was introduced to the market by Yamaha in 1987. It featured two 44-note keybeds, a foot pedal system, drum/rhythm machine, velocity sensitivity, 16-operator FM voices, and a variety of buttons to control volume, instrument type, auto accompaniment, and tempo. The Electone series started as organs in the late 1950s, but transitioned to digital synthesis in the 1980s with advances in integrated circuit technology.