Elektron Analog Rytm Drum Machine Sampled

US HelloSamples release Raw Series 4: Analog Rytm for Ableton, Maschine, MPC and WAV      12/04/17

HelloSamples has released its fourth volume in their Raw Series of drum machine samples - Raw Series 4: Analog Rytm for Ableton, Maschine, MPC and WAV formats. This is the story in their own words...

The machine selected for this occasion is the Analog Rytm, a hybrid drum machine originating from Sweden. The digital part of the machine has been overlooked and exclusively focused on sampling its analog component, with 5x Round Robin.

A collection of 100% analog sounds, that distance themselves from the renowned 808 and 909 to offer something perhaps more modern, which could be suitable for both Techno and House lovers, Hip-Hop beatmakers and even Pop composers.

Punchy, round, clicky and wobbly Kicks. Classic cutting Snares with long decays to short Claps and Rim Shots. Hi-Hats, Percussions, Toms, Cymbals, FX, Bass and other sounds for the rhythm
section.

Sorted, layered and fine-tuned custom kits compatible with Ableton, NI Maschine and Akai MPC.

Library content:

  • WAV Pack: 2000+ Samples (WAV 24-bit / 44.1 kHz)
  • Ableton Pack: 32 Drum Racks + 782 Sampler Instruments + 11 Select Series Sampler Instruments
  • Maschine Pack: 42 Groups + 5 Chromatic Sounds
  • MPC Pack: 32 PGMs.


Pricing and Availability:
Starting at 20€

More information:




 



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