The sounds of the ’90s are back, and the cutting-edge (at the time) sampling technology from brands like Akai and E-Mu was a key influence in the early sounds of drum’n’bass and jungle music — in much the same way that Roland’s TR drum machines
Legowelt is the gift that keeps on giving! The Dutch lo-fi producer has just released a fresh batch of dusty and characterful drum samples for free! To sample (heh) Legowelt’s website: No worn out clean soggy overused boring clinical TR techno whatever drum machine samples
Sender Spike is an independent developer dedicated to releasing free, high quality music tools — and their latest is no exception. The SN03-G Tape Recorder plugin emulates the character and saturation of vintage tape machines in a highly CPU-friendly package. Why tackle something that’s been
US manufacturer Chase Bliss Audio have released yet another wonderfully odd and ambitious stomp box, called MOOD, and listening to the demo, it’s hard to disagree with that name. MOOD is a ‘two channel granular micro-looper/delay’. if that explains exactly nothing to you, just skip
Al Smith, professionally known as Dr Alien Smith, is a recording engineer from Perth who’s carved out a little niche building custom microphones and selling them via a Reverb store. His latest microphone creation is aptly named the DirtMic-01, and features a wild distortion circuit
