Mildon Studios has released Pringles Drumkit, a free collection of percussion sounds made with a half-empty (pessimist much?) box of chips.
This famous canister starts crackling as soon as it leaves the table and doesn’t stop until you put it back down. With a little effort and the right slapping/shaking/tapping/chip-scratching/biting technique, we’ve turned this potato crisp popper into a complete drum machine.
Pringles Drumkit is available for free download via Mildon Studios (493kB download size, 1.63MB size on disk, contains 19 samples in 16-bit WAV format).
The pack also includes SFZ mappings for the samples. To load the mappings in SFZ format, use Zampler by Beat Magazine or Shortcircuit 1 by Vember Audio if you want more control over the individual sounds.
For more free stuff by Mildon Studios, take a look at the 30-Band Graphic EQ which was released only a couple of days ago. They also offer a nice little piano library called Lite Piano Free (no longer available).
The official Pringles Drumkit audio demo is hosted on Bedroom Producer Blog’s SoundCloud page with permission of Mildon Studios.
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Lite piano free is not available anymore I don’t think.
ah, you’re right. thanks for the heads-up, i’ve updated the article.
Since I eat Pringle chips, my music is getting better and better… :-) OTOH I don’t have as much money as before because the Pringle chips are very expensive…
you’re right, they’re quite expensive if you look at them as a pack of chips. BUT, from the perspective of a drum kit, they’re actually quite cheap!
i can’t see a download-link at the site, so i had to search around and went to their mediafire site, where i also found the piano you guys were talking about i think (didnt check it though)
http://www.mediafire.com/mildonstudios
i found the link at the bottom of the article. btw, thanks for the piano lite tip!