Published 19/8/08
Zero G bring the outback to you!
Sampling experts Zero-G have turned to the didgeridoo for inspiration for their latest sample collection. Rhythm Organism comprises over 800 samples of the antipodean wind instrument, with grooves and single hits played by didgeridoo master Charlie McMahon.
But it’s not just outback ambiences; the library comes complete with a range of grooves that Zero-G say can be used in a variety of genres, from jazz to techno, and from hip hop to pop. The library also features Charlie’s didgeribone, a sliding didgeridoo that is played a little like a trombone (hence the name), and allows the player to get different notes from the instrument.
Samples come in Apple Loops, REX 2 and Acidised WAV formats. Rhythm Organism costs £60 including VAT from Time + Space’s web site.
www.timespace.com
Sampling experts Zero-G have turned to the didgeridoo for inspiration for their latest sample collection. Rhythm Organism comprises over 800 samples of the antipodean wind instrument, with grooves and single hits played by didgeridoo master Charlie McMahon. But it’s not just outback ambiences; the library comes complete with a range of grooves that Zero-G say can be used in a variety of genres, from jazz to techno, and from hip hop to pop. The library also features Charlie’s didgeribone, a sliding didgeridoo that is played a little like a trombone (hence the name), and allows the player to get different notes from the instrument.
Samples come in Apple Loops, REX 2 and Acidised WAV formats. Rhythm Organism costs £60 including VAT from Time + Space’s web site.
www.timespace.com
