Yumtone H4 is pure digital magic. This Japanese FM synthesizer called the Electone HC-4 was introduced to the market by Yamaha in 1987. It featured two 44-note keybeds, a foot pedal system, drum/rhythm machine, velocity sensitivity, 16-operator FM voices, and a variety of buttons to control volume, instrument type, auto accompaniment, and tempo.

The backbone and foundation of any rock production would be lost without someone banging on the drums. Ultimate powerful drum sounds, grooves and fills dominate this impressive Pro Drums Rock library. Recorded as multitrack recordings with up to 20 microphones. These inspiring drum performances rock a lush and fat sound with no need for further processing.

8DM Animalix is an ultra-current blend of big room, progressive and electro-house samples. The style is raw, animalistic and uncompromised. Animalix comes with 15 custom big room kits, 50 hardcore trance anthem synths, 50 unforgettable tonal perc synths and 50 in-demand talking synths.

Tesseract 2 covers a wide range of different cinematic styles: No matter if you're looking for bright atmospheric masterpieces, an uplifting cinematic epos or heavy trailer blockbuster music. But it also includes styles ranging from hybrid energetic electro, 80s inspired synthwave over aggressive Metal-like music influenced by Mick Gordon to dark twisted Horror sound effects and vocals. Tesseract Volume 2 has the right sounds for every media production.

Unique library of cyberpunk soundtracksCyber ​​X is made with cyberpunk culture and soundtracks in mind. Inspired by movies/games like Blade Runner, Matrix, Cyberpunk 2077 and more. Rast Sound has created a unique library that allows you to easily combine different sounds and comes with an engine that can play itself. With solo instruments, patterns, long recordings and soundscapes, Cyber ​​X brings you a library and engine to help you easily combine and preview presets.Solo instruments, patterns and backgrounds
Cyber ​​X offers multi-sampled solo sonic instruments, patterns and ambiences that are designed to easily create tracks with a cyber feel.

Count Baldor is the current pseudonym of Tom Parker, a British music producer and composer. Rather than seeing hyperpop as a defining sound, Parker sees it as a continuation of the likes of Shitmat, Ebola and the rest of the Wrong Music team, among others. Sometimes he works from scratch and just creates until he has something he likes. When he draws inspiration, he draws inspiration from sources such as British garage, jazz, TV show themes, early lyre music, dubstep, psych trance, techno, IDM, etc. He shared: “I like to choose different things and just watch , what works. together in a fun way."

World's most flexible ostinato brass

We've been preparing for this event for a long time, creating quality templates that have received a lot of positive feedback. And now, armed with a desire to do more and better, we've disassembled and sorted them into a ship-shaped collection, which is a must if your favorite song tempo is usually around 140bpm.

After releasing his first signature sample pack last year, Ghostek is now back with another installment of his Artist Pack: A series of sample libraries based on sounds from his own melodies, created with a passion for sound design and experimentation.

Ghostek has come a long way as a producer from Future Garage to Techno, Deep & Bass House to Dubstep and Beats, always retaining his distinctive sound and taste for shuffling drums, no matter what genre he chooses to work in. Released on labels such as Styrax and Shipwrec/DSC, collaborating with progressive producers such as Sorrow, VVV and Rooflight (their Ghostlight project) and others, Ghostek constantly offers listeners something fresh and delicious.