Flexible Media is giving away Attack of Killer Bass, a collection of over 80 dubstep and DnB samples processed with the E-MU E5000 hardware sampler.
Attack of Killer Bass is a collection of high quality analogue Bass loops aimed at the Dubstep and Drum and Bass producer. These hot bass loops, are processed with the original analogue sampler the EMU E5000 sampler.
To grab your free copy of the Attack of Killer Bass sample pack, contact Flexible Media via Facebook and send them your email address (so, you’ll need a Facebook account and a working email address in order to get the pack for free).
All loops included in the pack are in 24-bit Acid WAV format. Attack of Killer Bass was originally priced at £12.50 and available for purchase via Tradebit.
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What are they talking about? By what definition is the EMU E5000 an “analogue” Sampler?! Like all EMU samplers it’s digital through and through. It has ADCs and DACs and stores the samples in a digital format. Even the filters aren’t analogue, they’re actually much cooler than that: Z-Plane Morphing filters! I’m fairly sure you can’t morph the Z-Plane in an analogue filter, it has to be done by DSP.
I should point out that whilst rare, there ARE actual analogue samplers around, the Mellotron for example. Heck even an analogue tape recorder is technically an analogue sampler, the EMU E5000 however is most definitely not!
that puzzled me too, but i think what they meant to say was actually “hardware” rather than “analogue”.
That makes sense, I thought it was an odd thing to say about a product that is so obviously digital!