Glitchmachines has released Cybernetics, a free collection of exclusive sound effect samples created by sound designer Ivo Ivanov.
Cybernetics comes with 50 high tech royalty free sound effects perfect for any music, game, or multimedia project in need of high quality Sci-Fi audio assets.
Cybernetics available for free download via Glitchmachines (250MB download size, 300MB size on disk, 50 samples in 24-bit WAV format).
This sample pack is the first release in an upcoming Free Nanopacks series, announced by Glitchmachines. An audio demo of the sounds included in Cybernetics is ebedded below.
Glitchmachines and Ivo Ivanov have also released Biomorph, a commercial SFX sound library which is priced at $59 in the Glitchmachines Online Shop. It contains 2.3GB of audio data and is available for Kontakt and Ableton Live.
Audio Demo
Check out the Cybernetics audio demo:
Links
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Nice one !
indeed!
wow this pack’s impressive, i love creating robot noises so il definitely be using these a lot! thanks :D
lol just checked his commercial pack out, blew me away xD
good stuff! :D
Hmm, it sounds to me like someone have been playing with Twisted Tools S-layer. :P
wow, i’ve never heard of that tool before reading your comment, so i checked out the demo video. man, that thing looks freaking awesome!
however, apparently it wasn’t used for these samples (look below). :D
i started contemplating saving up for reaktor and s-layer once i seen that but i realised im poor lol. the freebies by twisted tools are really worth checking out as well although i was only able to demo them.
Hi Guys – thanks for he great feedback!
Just wanted to confirm that S-Layer was not used at all for this project. S-layer is a phenomenal tool for sample layering but we knew we wanted as much control as possible over each element so we decided to forego the option and work from the ground up.
cheers for the explanation, Ivo! great sounds, btw!