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Brian Green has put together a free sample pack (Mediafire link) of circuit-bent sounds from a Yamaha PSS-7:

I decided tonight that i would try to do some bending stuff with my pss-7 again since i have only messed with it once and never really did much, after awhile of messing around i found 3 contact points that would basically cause the unit to freak out in a different way every time.

The reason i call it the mystery bend is you never know what your going to get sometimes it will loop, other times it will be a Fx sound and it will fade all on its own other times it just does what ever it wants its a mystery, Hence the name.

After while of messing around with it i decided it would be a good idea to make some loops out of the glitches because i could not recreate the sounds it was making and i just decided to make a little sample pack which can be downloaded below.

Yamaha Pss7 – Mystery Bend Sample Pack – Download Here

Please Note: All samples in this pack are original and royalty-free, i just ask if you use them in something please send me a link to check out.

More example videos of the bent PSS-7 are available on Green’s site. Green is also looking for people interested in a circuit-bending collaboration.

This demo video offers a simple tutorial on how to slice WAV / AIF samples in Propellerhead Reason’s NN-XT sampler, when you don’t have Recycle.

Requires Reason 2.0 and higher.

via williamlamy

Sinevibes has announced that the Organics sound expansion for Roland Fantom-G series is now available.

This library is based on a custom sample bank and makes the Fantom-G sound much different than with the factory waveforms. All sounds have an organic, live character: featured are synths, basses, pads, atmospheres and motion sounds, as well as electric pianos, bells, hits and chords.

You can preview Organics below:

 

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