Over 90 studio quality samples. The Fairlight CMI Series III represents the pinnacle of 1980s digital music technology, a machine that moved beyond the lo-fi grit of its predecessors to offer professional

Hundreds of classic Mirage samples. Drums, synths, acoustic and more! The Ensoniq Mirage, released in 1984, stands as one of the most significant landmarks in the history of music technology. Before its

In the pantheon of music technology, few instruments have democratized creativity quite like the Ensoniq Mirage. Before its arrival in 1984, the world of sampling was an exclusive country club, with entry

Turbosynth on the Atari ST. That takes me back to a very specific time in computer music history. While a lot of people were using their ST for sequencing with things like Cubase or Notator, Turbosynth

The Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer is a drum machine that wasn't supposed to be a legend, but it is. When it came out in 1980, it was a total flop. Musicians wanted drum machines that sounded like real

The original Ensoniq EPS, the "Performance Sampler," is a really cool piece of gear from the late 80s that's still got a lot of love today, especially from people who are into that vintage, gritty

i just got this MPC Live sampler, still havent really read the manual, but its a lot easier to figure out than the my Octatrack...which you could basically never figure anything out without the manual!

Korg has announced the Volca Sample 2. I owned one of these for a few months. It's definitely a fun, highly portable sampler, but it was missing a few features which it seems the Volca Sample 2 alleviates:

Looping some ambient sounds generated from the Animoog and Continua iPad apps. ▶️ 3Speak

The Korg Electribe 2 Sampler has been out for 2 years now. I wanted to put together an article that sums up some of the recent changes, problems still outstanding and tips and tricks all in one place.

This is a Sampler of Guitarra Portuguesa / Portuguese Guitar created by myself you can play the guitar on any Midi Keyboard Enjoy!