#wavefiles

View on Gumroad The Roger Linn Design AdrenaLinn 1, released in 2002, represented a groundbreaking shift in guitar processing by merging a multi-effects unit, an amp modeller, and a drum machine into a

View on Gumroad Over 70 studio quality wave file samples The Linn 9000 stands as one of the most ambitious and influential failures in the history of music technology. Released in 1984 as the successor

View on Gumroad The Kurzweil K2000, released in 1991, stands as a watershed moment in the history of digital synthesis, fundamentally changing how musicians approached sound design. At its core was Variable

View on Gumroad The Korg Triton stands as one of the most influential music workstations in history, defining the sound of popular music throughout the early 2000s. Released in 1999 as the successor to

View on Gumroad The Korg Electribe EMX-1, released in 2003, remains a staple in the world of electronic music production due to its aggressive "Multi Modeling Technology" (MMT) and iconic blue

View on Gumroad The Korg DDD-5, released in 1987, serves as a compact and more accessible successor to the flagship DDD-1. While it lacks the sampling capabilities and individual outputs of its predecessor,

View on Gumroad The Korg 01/W, released in 1991, represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of the digital workstation, arriving as the highly anticipated successor to the industry-defining M1. While

View on Gumroad Over 25 studio quality wave file samples. The Kawai R-50, released in 1987, remains a distinctive piece of music history, prized by collectors and producers for its gritty, 12-bit digital

View on Gumroad 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

View on Gumroad 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.

View on Gumroad The Ensoniq Performance Sampler, or EPS, arrived in 1988 as a sophisticated workstation that redefined what an affordable sampler could do. While high-end Fairlights and Synclaviers were

View on Gumroad The E-mu Proteus/3 World, released in 1991, stands as a specialized milestone in the history of digital synthesis. While its predecessors, the Proteus/1 and Proteus/2, focused on pop and

View on Gumroad The E-mu SP-12 stands as a landmark in the history of music production, bridging the gap between traditional drum machines and the sampling revolution of the late 1980s. Released in 1985

View on Gumroad 400 studio quality samples The E-MU Proteus 2000 stands as a definitive milestone in the evolution of digital sound modules, representing the pinnacle of rackmount "ROMpler"

View on Gumroad The E-MU Proteus/1 stands as one of the most influential instruments in the history of electronic music, marking the moment when high-end sampling technology became accessible to the average

View on Gumroad Over 500 studio quality wave files. In the year 2000, E-mu Systems released the Planet Earth 64-Voice World Sound Module, a dedicated hardware unit that aimed to shrink the musical globe

View on Gumroad Over 700 studio quality samples. The E-MU Orbit-3, released in the early 2000s, stands as the pinnacle of E-MU Systems’ specialized dance and electronica sound modules. Shifting away from

View on Gumroad Over 600 studio quality samples The E-mu Mo’Phatt, released in 2000 by E-mu Systems, stands as a definitive piece of hardware for turn-of-the-millennium urban music production. Following

View on Gumroad Over 400 studio quality drum samples. The E-mu Mo’Phatt, released in 2000 by E-mu Systems, stands as a definitive piece of hardware for turn-of-the-millennium urban music production. Following

View on Gumroad The Cheetah SpecDrum, released in 1985 by Cheetah Marketing Ltd, transformed the Sinclair ZX Spectrum from a simple home computer into a sophisticated 8-bit digital drum machine. Developed