Tracker Food (Samples) (Page 2 of 15)

@µB: In your top post, you seem to have put the Thai Khene sample pack in with the chip stuff - it's a wind instrument

Lol, I really thought it was some obscure taiwanese console I hadn't heard about. Deceived by context. Fixed.

i recommend http://jamglue.com for acapellas and shit

you have to register to download but its all free and i havent gotten any spam emails from them or anything

Thank you most kindly for this thread. Very useful stuff in here.

Misc bent hardware recordings, check their S&S flashs
http://www.roilnoise.com/bending.htm

Three nice, free sample packs of a Casio SA-10, preset drums of the MSSIAH (on a 8531) and a Yamaha DD-8. Get the DD-8 pack for awesome 80s synth toms and snares!
http://bedroomproducers.wordpress.com/c … ple-packs/

Here's 2 packs of two 'No Name' toy keyboards. Can anyone ID those (pics linked on site)?
http://www.lesproductionszvon.com/Freebies.htm

Another 2 packs of toy keyboards, but not free. I'm not keen on linking sample packs that cost money here, but man, toy keyboard samples are REALLY hard to find! Also, they're the price of two Happy Meals, so it's not too bad. I found toy /  toy keyboard packs for over $200 on my search!
http://www.prokits.co.uk/search.asp?opt … Submit.y=0

Come on guys, share the joy of cheesy detuned keys and sample your favorite toy!

Bonus pack: Casio SK1 presets:
http://www.milkcrate.com.au/ub/casio_SK1.zip

Yeah, that's Plan B. I'm not a hardware guy though and after the sampling session they would probably gather dust. I have a small room with little storage possibilities. I guess I could resell them, but it seems a bit of unnecessary effort if someone who already has a nice collection can just sit down for an hour with audacity. Plus there are some classics that aren't that easy to get (Yamaha PSS series, old Casio SKs).