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An incredible collection of hardware synthesizer sounds, expertly programmed, individually sculpted with outboard processors, multisampled and mastered to perfection. Synth Anthology 3 delivers the pure and powerful sounds of 132 hardware synthesizers, gently processed to taste with the best hardware processors on the market. You'll find everything from classic analogs like the Oberheim SEM and ARP 2600 to digital powerhouses like the Synclavier and FS1R, to modern classics like the OB-6, Prophet 6 and Minilogue, all expertly programmed and sampled, delivering the authentic and unmistakable sound of hardware.

FM Suite is a collection of 5 new and updated instruments that deliver the history of FM synthesis straight into your DAW. From the sounds of singular instruments like the dual 6-operator DX1 and 8-operator FVX-1, to the early GS2, ubiquitous DX7, and everywhere in-between, FM Suite gives you a huge range of expertly programmed and immaculately sampled vintage FM sounds made with the genuine hardware. Explore hundreds of custom-designed presets, quickly edit them with modern controls, add high-quality built-in effects, and create unique layered hybrids. FM Suite delivers the ultimate collection of authentic vintage FM sounds!

808S
COUNTERSNARES
FX
HATS
KICKS
PERCS
SNARES
VOXS

808S
COUNTERSNARES
FX X RISERS
HATS
KICKS
MIXER PRESETS
OTHER BASSES
PERCS
REVERSE VOX
RIMS
SNARES
VOX

Hark back to the heyday of classic rock and one instrument stands above the rest, a 350lb behemoth that would forever change the way we think about making music. At the heart of this monster was an array of tape machines, one per note on the attached keyboard, each playing a uniquely recorded sound. With only 8 seconds of tape per key and a cumbersome frame this machine had its limitations but was nonetheless impressive for its time, boasting a multitimbral and truly polyphonic 'engine'. Instantly made famous by the Beatles hit 'Strawberry Fields Forever' and used by countless others including The Moody Blues, Rolling Stones, and prog rock legends Yes, this was the 'must-have' sound of the 60's. While its use fell out of fashion the implications it made have become fundamental to modern music production.

Contents:

12 - 808s
7 - Countersnares
6 - Grime 808s
7 - Kicks
9 - Percs
12 - FX
11 -Snares
12 - Vox

Contains 21 Loops Made From Scratch!

We used real instruments and selected the hardest Loops we made over the last Month.

30 Live recorded/VST BPM Labeled guitar samples

Inspired by: Roddy Ricch, Gunna, Pop Smoke, Tory Lanez, And More!

31 Samples Created in the style of: Gunna, Lil Baby, Wheezy, Pop Smoke, Moneybagg Yo, Pooh Shiesty, and More!

High-Quality Trap/Drill Samples

35 Samples Created in the style of: Lil Baby, Pop Smoke, Wheezy, Gunna, Lil Durk, Drake and More!

High-Quality Trap Samples

Hello Friends, Welcome to this Piano Course. It was my childhood dream to play the Piano. I always dreamed of being on a Piano Chair singing my favorite songs smoothly. I have joined 4 institutions to fulfill my dream. But I could not complete my courses with satisfaction. My schedule and timing were the main challenges. Then I have dedicated my timings over a period of time and achieved what I want.

In the late 80's and early 90's the synthesizer landscape began to change. A new breed of keyboards began appearing in shops, records and on stage; matte black behemoths eschewing the familiar knob arrays for uniform clusters of discrete buttons and glowing green LCD screens. They signaled more than a shift in interaction with our musical counterparts‚ they ushered in the era of the digital synth.

The C7Grand library is based on a Yamaha C7 Grand piano. The C7 is the biggest of the C series (227cm / 7'6") and is one of the most used pianos as it is present on many concert stages, studios and prestigious music events.

The Kawai-EX Pro sample Library is a fabulous, powerfull and bright 9-foot (276cm) KAWAI EX concert grand piano that used to be in the Kennedy center in Washington DC.
We worked closely with Lance Herring on this library (this is our second attempt after the AcademicGrand) and decided to give our project a new dimension, we carefully recorded this extraordinary instrument with 3 microphone pairs and state of the art Gear to try and recreate how powerfull and precise this instrument can be.

The Mark79 is based on a 1979 Mark II 73 Keys Electric Piano from 1979.
The first Mark II were identical to the Mark I's in terms of sound generation part, meaning that the hammers, hammer tips, the tines and the amplification were the same as the late Mark I models.