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Free Download Elementary Sounds Tish v1.0.0 (Win/macOS) | 5.5 GB Concert Vibraphone This is a rare instrument that spent decades in a European opera house, filling grand halls with its voice. We brought it to our studio and recorded it in an intimate setting with a remarkable musician. Despite its history, it speaks in a quiet, introspective tone - just the way we love it. THE MAKING OF TONE The instrument includes 5 presets, each with its own X-slider blending four sound layers. All layers are based on the original vibraphone tone, along with sounds from rare synths, oscillators, and test e
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Free Download Elementary Sounds Tayna v1.1.0 (Win/macOS) | 2.8 GB In this third for us plugin we continued to adhere to the concept adopted at the very beginning of our adventure: to release the most natural instruments without unnecessary functionality. We also decided to concentrate on a slightly unusual, quiet and mysterious side of the Rhodes piano's sound. The sound that would not provoke, but instead, with every note you play, it would calmly tell you a secret, after listening to which you would want to settle down under a blanket, dim the light and think about what you have just heard.
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Free Download Elementary Sounds Drema v1.0 (Win/macOS) | 7.1 GB A digital Soviet synth-organ from the '80s. In our journey through the past, we've delved even deeper, and now we present an artifact from the final years of the Soviet era of stagnation and the subsequent upheavals of Perestroika - a compact electro-organ called Lell. We've gone to great lengths to not only authentically recreate this instrument but also to imbue it with a lifelike, almost acoustic quality, all while meticulously preserving its analog essence with the utmost care and reverence. FEAUTURES - 7 different variations
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Free Download Elementary Sounds Reka v1.1.0 (Win/macOS) | 952.2 Mb REKA is a digital Soviet-Lithuanian piano Venta EM-17. During the working process our goal was not simply to copy the original sound into the digital world, but rather to augment it with our own vision of the times in which it was produced. THE MAKING OF TONE The instrument was recorded in 3 different versions. Recording with a Tesla channel strip that was made in Czechoslovakia, a Mosfet compressor from 1981 and a lot of other vintage tube gear, with the final shaping done by the Studer tape mastering recorder, we obtained a
