Expanding Sound has released Dirty Wurlitzer a free Ableton Instrument.
This is an Ableton Sampler instrument, based on the sound of a vintage Wurlitzer, multi-sampled with different velocities to get a more accurate playing experience. It also features macro controls in the instrument rack to manipulate the tremolo effect, expanding on the fixed-speed tremolo originals.
It’s a free download via the Expanding Sound site.
oh my there is that ableton live thing again
trying to avoid mousepad joke
just wondering if anything design to used in live could be used elsewhere?
pull out the .wav files and rebuild in any sampler you use – not terribly hard, just a bit of time.
thanks
i have a bunch apps that could that
it is played with a midi controller, not a mousepad. whether the computation, signal control and/ or manipulation of sound takes place in a computer or within the same box your keys, knobs etc. are attached, doesn’t necessarily make it more or less playable or inspirational. to answer your second question, i believe it’s similar to any other sampler instrument. it’s a set of samples that are grouped as an ableton instrument. you could possibly take the samples used to create this instrument and put in your own favorite sampler.
tap a key , tap a controller pluck a string. whats the difference
There are many, for example, your computer keyboard definitely doesn’t react to velocity, your controller *might* and your string instrument definitely will.
Despite all tipical smartass considerations, the quality/price rate is still advantaging
Lovely closeup footage of a model 140B, the first keyboard instrument I ever owned. It still shows up in my dreams sometimes.
I guess I am an idiot. I could not figure out how to install this thing. It seems to install, but I have no way to access it in Live 9. What a horrible program. What lousy support. This is shit.