
I’m very happy to release BPB Mini Analogue Collection, a free sample pack featuring the sounds from several analogue synthesizers I used to own.
As usual, the pack contains individual WAV files and Kontakt 5 instrument patches. However, I’ve also created SFZ patches this time!
UPDATE: ARack Audio has created a version which is compatible with Ableton Live. I’ve added a download link at the bottom of this article.
Contents
I wish I could have included more stuff in this pack, but most of these synths ended up in the ads more than a year ago, and I wasn’t smart enough to sample everything back then. Always sample your synths! That way you can keep their sounds even if they break or need to be sold.
Anyway, BPB Mini Analogue Collection contains samples from the following 5 instruments (4 polyphonic synthesizers and 1 quirky drum synth made in USSR):
- Korg Delta
- Korg Poly-61m
- Korg Poly-800
- Solton Project-100
- Lell UDS
And here’s what you’ll find inside the pack:
- 254 WAV samples (16-bit quality)
- 9 multisampled instrument patches (SFZ + Kontakt 5)
- 125 drum samples
- 2 Kontakt 5 Multi Racks
- 96MB download size
- 118MB size on disk
Hope you’ll have fun with these! They’re not the most fantastic samples in the world, but some of the patches are very nice (I like them all a lot, actually). Some sound very cheap and Lo-Fi (for example a patch called VHS Brass, which was made on Poly-800), but these quirky sounds are great for getting that worn out cassette tape kind of vibe.
Btw, if this is your first time on Bedroom Producers Blog, why not check out the free VST plugins section or other free sample packs by BPB.
Video Demo
Check out the BPB Mini Analogue Collection demo video:
Featured Tracks
BPB Mini Analogue Collection Ableton Racks Demo by Ward S:
Made some music with BPB Mini Analogue Collection? Send me the link and I’ll feature it here!
License
All sounds in this sample pack are provided free of charge and are 100% royalty free. Feel free to use them in any of your music projects, including commercial ones. The sounds, including modified versions of the sounds, may not be redistributed, nor included in other sample packs. Please do not share direct download links, but link to the original BPB article instead. Thanks!
Links
Download BPB Mini Analogue Collection: mirror 1 / mirror 2
Ableton Live Version (by Arack Audio): click here







great, nice gears there. i love that old korgs i also have 2 of them. but i never hear about Solton Project-100 & Lell UDS whatever this is. i will check theese samples thanks for them.
i love all kind of lofiish samples who needs another ultraclear & steril sampleset in the digital days.
,,but most of these synths ended up in the ads more than a year ago, and I wasn’t smart enough to sample everything back then´´
you´re not the only one i know that problem too.
yeah, i’ll never forgive myself for not sampling the Solton a whole lot more! a lesson learned, though.
if i could use some of my synths i owned over the years i would sample the whole day. but who knows that a few years ago.
Great article!
A little correction: the soviet synth is ‘Lel’ not ‘Lell’
Keep on groovin’!
cheers for the tip!
are you absolutely sure, though? i’ve seen it referred to as “LELL” all around the net.
however, in cyrillic it’s “ЛEЛЬ”. so, “Ь” only means that the second “Л” is soft?
Thanks for these. Keep up the good work!
cheers, have fun!
i never heard anything about that solton. but last night a search a bit on the internet. first thing when i see it it looks a bit like a jupiter 6 and the demos i found sounds great. intresting synth i think.
thanks for that great sampleset.
well, the solton probably wouldn’t be everyone’s favorite synth, but i loved it! great sounding chorus and a very interesting mellow filter.
the main reason i had to sell mine was that it was quirky as hell. one day it would work completely normal, and then next day it would sound like R2D2 no matter what key you press.
ok i can imagine what you´re talking about.
for me is always pain to see when one of my synths is dieing. and it become more and more after over 20 years. and i´m not a technical expert so i sell them too or take it here just for fun and look at them.
i just wanna say here one time to everyone who reads this. if you´re more into technical stuff as me try to keep them ALIVE and do not BEND to many of this old machines into death.
+1 for that, although people sometimes make some extremely cool custom stuff.
i mean, just look at this Poly-800:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Oqk1jU-Oo
crazy.
that is right. amazing thing. some guys know how to do it. (thanks for that link fun too watch)
but i don´t understand that sometimes the makes a still great sounding machines like 707 (wich i still love) or a cool synthesizer to a totally noisemaker which sound like a broken lcd game from the 80s. maybe i´m to old ;)
one last thing i don´t wanna post to much of braintrash here. sorry for that ;)
don´t get me wrong. i really like a lot of yours and others glitch samples some of them are really usefull. and all kind of lofi toy samples i like anyways. but sometimes i think don´t destroy theese great machines because in the future you will never get a original machine its a part of the history. so i stop now.
of course, i know what you mean! :)
bending is sometimes very cool, but doesn’t always work out right.
Sounds like a cool collection, I used to have a Poly61 and regret selling it to this day. Thanks!!
i love the Poly-61m. after finishing Commodore 64 Synthesizer Sessions, i’ll create a pack with Poly sounds only.
Thanks guys, looking forward to going through these later today. Tweeted your link and re-blogged you.
thanks so much for spreading the word! hope you’ll find some useful sounds in the pack.
Great job again, some of these colors are very inspirational !
thanks Jazzman!
Thank you !
cheers!
Thank you!!
Hey people enjoying this samples!
I’m using Ableton and when i downloaded the samples, my problem was: i couldn’t use the kontakt files. What i did is putting the samples in an (Ableton) Instrument Rack. I did this with all the samples, and the drum samples in a 4×4 drumrack… Download them here: https://sites.google.com/site/arackaudio/racks/bpb
Sampler is not required, everything is done simpler!!
Enjoy using!
and BPB, thanks for the samples!
Check a demo track (and my own music) here:
http://soundcloud.com/ward_s
I’m not done with uploading yet, will be online in less than a half our!
maaan, that tune is mental, i love it! i’ll add it to the article right now.
btw, the d/l link for the rack is not showing yet, i’ll check again in a while.
It should be there right now!
if not:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B59ZQObIBlLHTHpYZ3VyWEtSNGM
cool, download works here. i don’t have Ableton so i can’t test the rack, but everything seems fine. i’ll add the link to the article, too.
thanks for the rack version and again for the audio demo!
I’m totally confused atm. So, where do we place the file from Ward S? Do we just drop it in the samples section? Since it’s a rack do we place it in a different location?
The download link is in the article itself :-)
Awesome sounds, too bad I can’t download the Live files from the Google Drive.. I own an old Roland JV-30 synth from 1986, thinking about recording some pieces and make a little sample pack with it.. Do you use an specific audio interface for it?
why can’t you download the Live files, are getting a 404 error?
i’d love to hear some JV-30 samples, that would be fantastic. please let me know if you record that stuff.
regarding the interface, i’ve recorded everything using the Delta 1010LT card with extertnal preamps. you could record samples with anything you own, of course, just try te get a nice and clean signal chain in order to capture most of the sound.
Thanks for this but I noticed Soviet Drums (Lell UDS) and Sweet Chords (Solton Project 100) has no SFZ + Kontakt 5 patches