Dutch producer Legowelt (Danny Wolfers) has released a free sample library, featuring the 90’s-tastic virtual analog sounds of the Korg ER-1 drum machine.
The free sample library includes 150 .wav samples made with the Korg ER-1, including ‘Earthshaking Bass drums, crispy snares, audacious claps, sizzling hi hats, warbly FX + lots more!’
Here’s what Legowelt has to say about his free Korg Electribe ER-1 sample library:
“When I was in Japan last month I made a samplepack from my Korg ER1 drumsynthesizer in my hotelroom
The Korg ER1 is a “digital virtual analogue” drumsynthesizer from 1999. This is basically a drum machine with a special synthesizer to make your own drums ounds.
It has a XOX style sequencer and the classic cool late 90s Korg pweieieieieuuuu delay effect.”
It’s a free download, via the Legowelt site. Audio demos are available at the site.
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Thanks God I sold this thing long time ago !
thanx for these good samples…the flanger kik from Kraftwerk’s “numbers” is missing though….is the “finland tom” a reference to Tom of Finland ? (hahaha ! )
let’s hope not…
The unit is generally fun to use.. Kind of oversimplified for live tweaking, though. The knobs are really touchy! The bass can be legendary.
Thanks for the samples
Thank you so much!!!!!!!
I have a MKII – never owned the first one – anyone know if there is anything unique to the first one?
@Wolf The MkII has the much more useful crossmod between synth voices for FM sounds and the MkI has ring mod between voices instead.
Absolutely Lovely.