TR-909 Emulated

US Monade Sounds Pure909 uses a pristine set of TR-909 samples      28/06/16

Monade Sounds has released Pure909, which they describe as a sample-based emulation of the legendary Roland TR-909. This is what they have to say...

The 909 is an analog & partially sample based drum machine released in 1984 that was used by artists from different genres such as Aphex Twin, Boys Noize, Kanye West, Radiohead, Skinny Puppy, Underworld, LCD Soundsystem, Gorillaz, Plastikman, The Prodigy, Jeff Mills, Moby, Daft Punk and many more!

At its core, Pure909 use a pristine set of TR-909 samples recorded at 24 bit, 44.1 khz (DVD audio quality). The samples have been compressed to FLAC and embedded in a VST/AU instrument plugin. We resampled the 909 through vintage samplers, computers and machines. Among them the Akai MPC60, an old PC computer, the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) & Sega Master System soundchips, various tube amplifiers and more!


Features

  • The original TR-909 drum kit
  • 19 additional 909 drum kit processed through vintage gear
  • Compressor
  • Stereo out and multi-outputs TR-909 drum kits
  • Sub effect for the bass drum
  • Build-in high quality reverb for the hi-hats
  • 32 bit/64 bit VST plugin for Windows
  • Universal VST/AU plugin for Mac OSX

 


 

Pricing and Availability:
$12

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