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Samplephonics 808

Version: Kontakt 5.0.1 / WAV / 1 GB / V1

The Ultimate 808

£45.00 + VAT

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Containing 4599 24 Bit Wav samples (available in 44.1khz, 96khz or 192khz sample rates), with multiple input options available (clean, direct to tape and overdriven tape) and formatted for use in Ableton, Reason, Logic Pro and Kontakt 4, and Kontakt 5, we think it\'s about time you ditched those regurgitated, 2nd hand lo-fi samples that have been trawling the internet for years, and inject some real analogue goodness into your music!

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If you're unsure whether this is right for you, here's a short example of what's included in Samplephonics 808

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Each part of the instrument was faithfully sampled over and over again to capture the true sound of the instrument.

This allowed us to recreate all of the functions of the 808, as well as add extra features.

Velocity mapping and round robin layering combine to reproduce the subtleties that only a true analogue machine can create.

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The Sequencer

As well as sampler patches for all main DAW's, we've created a custom sequencer for Kontakt 5, which retains the true feel of the original 808, plus a few simple extra functions that make it even more intuitive and easy to use.

For example, our intelligent pattern script allows you to play stored patterns on the keyboard without going out of time or losing your place in the beat if played legato. Once you release the keys the pattern resets and you can retrigger.

The Recording Process

We spent a long time tuning and servicing this magnificent piece of hardware until it was as functional and clean as possible, before we set about the mammoth task of sampling every single feature multiple times.

Initially we split the signal into 2, one going straight to digital at 192khz, and the other directly to a Studer analogue tape machine. We then sampled it all over again, this time through Chandler Germanium preamps (which allowed us to vary the input to the tape machine,) through the Studer, into a Neve desk and finally to disk.

The result is 3 totally different sounding input stages that can be switched between, mixed and matched as desired.

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