SOUND ON SOUND
These audio files accompany the Sample Shop reviews in the July 2015 issue of SOS
When composer and instrument maker Steve Roche finishes a tin of biscuits, instead of throwing the container into the recycling bin he transforms it into a guitar.
Bloody Nightmare, as its name suggests, is a collection of over 550 horror–type noises aimed at sound designers who need to create chills and scares.
Native Instruments’ Session Horns Pro combines high-quality samples with some useful arrangement tools.
Sample Magic have plundered their back catalogue and bounced everything they selected from it onto tape and vinyl!
More collections of drums, guitars and basses in the Indie genre.
Vocal choirs can be very powerful and emotive, but most of us do not have the resources to use a real one in our compositions so Olympus Elements is an affordable alternative.
The aim of this particular instrument from Drumdrops is to approximate the sound of the late-‘60s and early-‘70s...
The Ultimate Bundle is a collection of 20 Sounds Of Revolution (SOR) sample libraries, all of which are the work of German sound designer Oliver Schmitt.
Something remarkable can sometimes happen when vocal samples are used in a track.