Omega Station WAV MiDi

DiSCOVER | May/31Th/2020 | 573 MB

(Trip Hop Loops)

Lost in thick forest, you don’t know which way to turn through the hot, dense mist…suddenly the haze clears and you notice a towering wall, crumbling and worn, with a huge symbol sprayed across it in faded black paint – welcome to the strange world of Omega Station – Trip Hop Loops, where nothing is quite as it seems! Our latest royalty-free sound pack is bursting at the seams with 573MB of conspiratorial synths, bass and drum loops, combining the dark atmosphere and monumental beats of Trip Hop with the lilting electronics of analog synths and hardware. Fight your way inside this crumbling relic to mysterious experiments from a forgotten era and you’ll discover warm synth melodics laced with deep pads echoing all around you, as menacing basslines and saturated drum rhythms spiral beneath!

TapeStation KONTAKT

KRock | October 08 2012 | 162 MB

What happens when a ’90s analog synth meets an ’80s tape recorder? We sampled a famous Analogue Bass Synth to tape using a new old stock cassette, and boxed it into a Kontakt Instrument. The original synth produced fat basses and sharp leads, but now the raw tape sounds and unstable pitch add perfect elements for “tron” like sounds. Each waveform (Sawtooth, Square, Pulse 5%) was sampled chromatically from C0 to C7 and each sample is more then 6 seconds long. In the custom Performance View a Saturation and Limiter Input Gain are added to the original synth’s parameters.

Bass Station v2.3 WiN MAC

Team R2R | 11 Aug 2018 | WiN: 4.0 MB | OSX: 2.4 MB

PLATFORM : WiN32/64 – VSTi | MacOSX – AU/VSTi

Novation launched the original Bass Station in 1993 and it became an instant favourite. Its digital oscillators and analogue filter defined countless dance and electronic hits of the 1990s. Now a classic, its available as a software plug-in that has been carefully modelled to recreate the distinctive analogue-digital character of the original.

10 Useful Sounds with Circuit Mono Station

SYNTHiC4TE | August 05 2018 | 653 MB

In this video tutorial series designed for the new or beginner synth sound designer, synth pro Josh Bess shows you how to make 10 useful synth sounds using the Novation Circuit Mono Station. You can use the info on any real or virtual synthesizer, and you get both quick and dirty tutorials for those who want just the steps to take to make the sounds, as well as versions that are more detailed and include tips and tricks! Josh begins by welcoming you and goes over what the video series covers, and then hits the ground running with the first synth sound, the Saw Pluck. You’ll then see how to make a Acid Bass, Detuned Saw Pluck, Dark Bass Pluck, Smooth Sub Bass, Video Game Blip, Wobble Bass, Deep Drone Bass, Detuned Pitch Drop, and Smooth Saw Lead, all from scratch.

Novation Circuit Mono Station Power Start

FANTASTiC | 21 July 2018 | 493 MB

In this video tutorial series, Novation pro delivers a collection of tutorials designed for newcomers to the Novation Circuit Mono Station. Watch and see how to get going and make some music fast, with this awesome mono synth and sequencer! Josh starts by welcoming you and talks about what will be covered in the video series, and then jumps right in with all the important basics, such as powering on and connecting audio, choosing patches and playing notes, using note and scale modes, building a note sequence, and how to utilize the velocity, gate, and glide features. Next, Josh breaks down how to use and customize the Circuit Mono Station pattern settings, the steps to mix oscillators, use paraphonic mode for 2 note chords, and how to create two different sequences with each oscillator. You’ll also explore the sub and noise oscillator sections, using the ring modulator, and sculpting your synth tones by utilizing the powerful filter section.

BadAsStation KONTAKT

0TH3Rside | Jan 11 2017 | 3.28 GB

A modern classic bass synthesizer in Kontakt format, which can faithfully reproduce analog bass sounds similar to a TB-303, Micromoog or Pro One synthesizer. The design and monophonic architecture set this virtual instrument up for strict bass line, lead synth lines, and synth fx. Originally launched in 1993, Bass Station’s roaring oscillators and glowing analogue signal path defined numberless dance and electronic hits. With the help of advance sampling technology, the iconic sound of the modern classic is now ready as a Kontakt instrument. The highly tweakable little monster can create a wide range of sound, from deep fat bass, screeching leads to special effect. The mix of refined original and stunning fresh sounds create the warmth and resonance which is absent in today’s digital synths.

The Rhythm Station ACiD WAV REX AiFF

TEAM DYNAMiCS | 01.07.2007 | 553 MB

Need a new drummer? One with some fresh, original grooves you haven’t heard before? Check out the Rhythm Station with over 400 live drum and percussion loops. These well played grooves range from 64 to 134 bpm and feature tight, dry and funky sets, scratchy beats and processed kits. With an emphasis on raw and natural sounding drums, these kits are perfect for R&B, Jazz, Hip-Hop, African, Latin, Brazilian, Reggae, World Beat and more. With a clean, live, original acoustic sound, you won’t find a set with these kind of grooves anywhere else. The real acoustic feel you’re looking for is in The Rhythm Station.