Dusted William Sounds releases the Dirty Dose
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Posted in news on Apr 27, 2009
Dusted William Sounds has released the Dirty Dose, a sample set made up of over 500 one shot hits from an Atari 2600, a Commodore 64, and a vintage analog Tama Techstar electronic drum set, all recorded onto 2 inch master tape.
Do you have 8 bit fever? Is your life too perfect? Do you feel like your lo-fi desires just aren’t being met? You probably have lofi deficiency syndrome, or LFDS
Dr. Williams recommends the Dirty Dose!
Dirty Dose features
- 500+ one shot samples in .wav format, split up in various categories (kick, snare, clap, hats, etc.)
- 100+ MIDI files for a sudden rush of euphoria. Later you can make your own beats if you’re up to it.
- 20+ kits in Guru, NI Battery 3.0 and Ableton Live drum racks formats.
Dirty Dose is available for the introductory price of $21.99 USD until June 1st, 2009 (regular price is $29 USD).
Visit Dusted William Sounds for more information and audio demos.
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commented on Apr 27, 2009
VERY cool release. I love this sort of thing – so much modulation potential on those old school sounds!
commented on Apr 27, 2009
I hope to have a review of this one soon, looks great.
commented on Apr 28, 2009
I look forward to your review, Ronnie. I wasn’t expecting a demo video but it’s a lot of fun! ‘Cept it pronounces “Live” as “Liv”, heh. But now I have something to send to the TechSmith folks ’cause it looks like Derik made his screencast in Camtasia.
commented on Apr 29, 2009
Thanks all for compliments!
I did use Camtasia to make that video, how could you tell? ARGH that ‘Liv’ instead of Live was driving me crazy, but after a long time tweaking, I figured people would get the idea.