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Slate + Ash Landforms

Sample Library

Slate + Ash take a different approach to the orchestral sample library.

Published November 2021
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Sonixinema Saxophone Explorations

Kontakt Instrument

Rating: 5/5 Stars. Saxophone Explorations is not your traditional instrumental sample library, but an eclectic and diverse set of samples, which take the instrument to the outer edges of its technical and tonal capabilities.

Published November 2021
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Studio Electronics SE-3X

Analogue Synthesizer

A long way from their rackmounted Minimoogs, Studio Electronics’ SE‑3X is a four‑filtered, paraphonic monster.

Published September 2021
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Sonixinema Monsta

Kontakt Instrument

Rating: **** 4.5/5 Stars. A mouthwatering library of samples from reputedly the largest modular setup in Europe, owned by media composer Lester Barnes.

Published August 2021
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Creating Usable Synth Bass

Bass Exploration

Make your mixes easier by getting the bass sound right from the start.

Published July 2021
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Strezov Sampling Choir Essentials

Kontakt Instruments

Rating ***** 5/5 Stars. For quick and effortless choral mock‑ups, or even more complete works, Choir Essentials boasts a healthy 11.5GB of sample content at a very attractive price.

Published June 2021
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Soundbake Fractured Strings & Broken Strings

Kontakt Instrument

Rating **** 4/5 Stars. While Fractured Strings is a fully paid‑up product, Broken Strings is a freely available instrument, with samples drawn from a warped‑Nyckelharp and a broken Autoharp.

Published May 2021
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Perfect Pads

Programming Pad Sounds

Pads are the glue that holds entire genres of music together. We look at how you can improve yours.

Published April 2021
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Sudden Audio RAW Strings

Kontakt Instrument

Rating: **** 4.5/5 Stars. Sudden Audio describe this package as ‘strings reimagined’, setting this sampled‑suite apart from the more usual orchestral or solo string bundles.

Published April 2021
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DAVE GALE: Understanding What's Best

Sounding Off

The latest digital recording systems offer smart facilities in spades, but if you're a newcomer to recording technology it can be hard to find out what's really best for your often simple requirements. Dave Gale wonders who you gonna call...

Published March 1998

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