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Rhythmic Robot Audio Snaps n Claps PRO KONTAKT

Since we started Rhythmic Robot, Snaps ‘n’ Claps has become one of our best-loved instruments. It seems that everyone needs some fingersnaps or handclaps every once in a while, and our original Hippie In A Tin™ is just perfect for dialling them up quickly and simply.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio SpecDrum 2000 KONTAKT-VON.G

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum was the best computer ever. It was cool, with its matte black case and funky graphics. It was tactile, with spongy rubber buttons. It turned your TV screen into an instant amusement arcade. You could even program it yourself.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio RZ1 KONTAKT

Continuing our obsession with 80s low-bit-rate sampling gear, let’s introduce the big grey slab that is the RZ-1.

Casio’s built-like-a-brick RZ-1 was one of the early brigade of sampling drum machines, offering twelve onboard PCM sounds plus the opportunity for the user to sample their own sounds to four assignable pads.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio Emulator II OMI Universe of Sounds Vol.1 KONTAKT

Over 500 superb sounds from the biggest, bluest sampler of the 80s, brought to Kontakt with the blessing and collaboration of their original publisher, Doug Morton

Vintage EII companding convertors add punch, weight, grain and texture to the classic 8-bit sound

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Rhythmic Robot Audio Lorenzo KONTAKT

We have a bit of a soft spot for reed organs. They can add an instant blanket of breathing, organic warmth to a track. Their tuning’s never perfectly stable.

The reeds are never quite in sync. The fan noise adds a dash of high-frequency texture to each note. Overall, we can’t get enough of them.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio Skyline KONTAKT

This is a genuinely weird little find: an Italian transistor organ with built-in rhythms and a wonderfully future-retro styling. It’s made by a company called GIS (no, us neither) and it’s called the Skyline.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio Drumulator Plus KONTAKT

The Drumulator was pretty much an instant hit for E-mu. It aimed squarely at the territory of the Linn drum, but was far more affordable.

Real-time sequencing was coupled with onboard samples in wonderfully dense, gritty 12-bit quality, and the samples themselves were the crowning glory: twelve great-sounding kit pieces which defined the sound of countless hits.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio RX5 KONTAKT

Welcome to the 80s! In 1986, the RX5 was the jewel in the crown of Yamaha’s lineup of digital drum machines. It featured a seriously impressive feature set, comprising 24 onboard sounds spread across two kits – one acoustic, one electronic - plus detailed programmability, sample reverse, expansion via cartridge, and individual outputs for most of the kit pieces.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio Lel KONTAKT

Comrades! For too long imperialist pigs of West have luxuriated in capitalist drum machines, built on blood of oppression and stained with sweat of poverty, while laughing up sleeves at inferior Soviet Socialist drum machines.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio NanoMods Series KONTAKT

The idea behind NanoMods is a deceptively simple one: take a series of rich, powerful analogue waveforms and pack them into a small, clever sound engine that takes all the effort out of dialling up your own classic patches.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio StyloDrum KONTAKT-VON.G

When we assembled all the vintage Stylophones for StyloSynth, quite a few of them turned out to be… well, less than perfect. Instead of making Stylophone noises, they buzzed, crackled, popped, squeaked, glitched and farted at us. So we recorded all of those gnarly little noises and played with them: dropped them in pitch, or looped them, timestretched them, faded them and fiddled with them until they sounded like drum hits, hats, crashes, and percussion. We even made some toms by twisting the Stylophone’s tuning knob while smacking its little contacts.

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Rhythmic Robot Audio New Rhythm Box KONTAKT-VON.G

One thing ought to be made clear straight away: the charmingly-named EKO New Rhythm Box may be a rhythm box, but it was only “new” about fifty years ago. In essence it’s a little veneered wooden slab packed with ten preset analogue rhythms, much in the fashion of early Korg, Wurlitzer or Hammond rhythm machines. While WurliBeat still holds the title for best preset name (nothing can beat Teen), the New Rhythm Box has to come a close second with the awesome Shake preset. (Who was doing these dances? And where are they now?!)

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Rhythmic Robot Audio Haunted Piano KONTAKT

The thing about toy pianos is this: they’re scary. Just like a playground at midnight with one empty swing moving; or a rocking horse in a dusty, forgotten nursery suddenly creaking against the floorboard; or the doll whose eyes follow you from across the room.

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SonicCouture Ondes v2 KONTAKT

Perhaps one of the most enigmatic musical instruments of all time, The Ondes Martenot ( literally ‘Martenot Waves’) was invented by Maurice Martenot in 1928. The original unreliable tube-based design was refined and later models remained in production until 1988. An interesting overview of the instrument can be seen on Youtube.

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SonicCouture Box of Tricks KONTAKT NKS UPDATE

SYNTHiC4TE | August 10 2016 | 193 MB
Every aspect of Box Of Tricks has been shaped by Imogen Heap.

An exclusive selection of her instruments, sampled in detail and with custom scripts, effects, and tools; all designed the way she wanted to use them.
Box Of Tricks has already been beta-tested in Imogens live performances and studio projects: a process that helped generate ideas and refine the instruments.
From an initial idea about a free Heap instrument, to the final result, 3 years later; Box Of Tricks is a truly extraordinary collaboration.

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SonicCouture Ondes 2 KONTAKT NKS UPDATE

SYNTHiC4TE | August 10 2016 | 52 MB
Soniccouture Ondes v2.0 features new interface graphics, but most significantly it now has phase-locked oscillator samples. In the original version of Ondes, blending the different sampled waveforms would result in a slightly phasey sound. Although quite pleasing and fat, this was not strictly realistic. Now it is possible to switch from the original version to a phase-locked sample set, which gives a very authentic single oscillator sound, very like the real Ondes Martenot.

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Prime Loops Future Koncept - Future Bass Vol.1 MULTiFORMAT

P2P | August 09 2016 | 370 MB
512MB+ of expertly produced Future Bass Samples, featuring Future Bass Drum Loops, Basslines, Synths, One Shots, Sylenth1 Presets, Sampler Instruments, MIDIs & much more!

It’s time to inspire a brand new generation with a fresh incarnation of highly evolved bass frequencies in Future Bass Vol.1.

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Prime Loops Future Koncept - Future Bass Vol.2 MULTiFORMAT

P2P | August 09 2016 | 337 MB

Over 489MB of ultra-unique Future Bass Producer Tools, featuring Synths, Vocal Chops, Drum Loops, Basslines, One Shots, MIDI, Sampler Instruments & much more

Future Koncept are immensely proud to deliver you this next installment in our insanely popular Future Bass Sample Pack Series; Future Bass Volume 2.

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Singomakers Future Wobble and Moombahton MULTiFORMAT

FANTASTiC August 08 2016 | 917 MB
Singomakers are back with a HOT new sample pack - Future Wobble & Moombahton! It’s an insane fusion of Future Bass, Wobble House, Tropical Bass and Moombahton!

All samples have been created by Singomakers uber professionals on superb equipment like Moog Voyager, Virus TI 2, Korg MS 2000, the best VST FX Modulative Synths and processed on analog equipment like SSL, Neve, Avalon, Manley and a lot more!

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Samplephonics Late Night Electronics MULTiFORMAT

P2P | August 09 2016 | 1.28 GB
Influenced by contemporary outfits such as The Internet, SZA and Tom Misch, Late Night Electronica is a sumptuously sleazy sample pack. If you are looking for organic drum loops, expertly recorded brass & rhodes loops paired with silky female vocals then this electronica sample library has got your name written on it.

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