Wednesday, August 06, 2014
Bass City - Free Sample Library Featuring the KORG Poly-800, EX-800 & Yamaha TX81Z
"Free vintage electronic bass sample library by Chad Beckwith and Tomislav Zlatic.
Bass City is a free collection of synthesized bass samples created by Chad Beckwith from PatchArena and Tomislav Zlatic from 99Sounds. The library features a set of 26 classic analog and FM bass patches which have been multi-sampled from three different hardware synthesizers:
1) Korg Poly-800
2) Korg EX-800
3) Yamaha TX81Z
Bass City contains 399 individual 24-bit WAV samples which form 26 multi-sampled patches in total, covering a wide range of classic analogue and FM electronic bass sounds.
The library also contains a set of SFZ and Kontakt 5 instrument patches. The custom Kontakt 5 interface features simple filter and volume envelope controls. Users who load the SFZ patches in sforzando by Plogue will notice that cutoff and resonance controls are already included on the instrument panel.
Contents:
399 audio samples
24-bit WAV format
44.1 kHz Stereo
Kontakt 5 support
SFZ format support
581 MB size on disk
336 MB download size (RAR archive)
Product page: http://99sounds.org/bass-city/"
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