Small mini wavetable synthesizer for sforzando sfz. i'm working to create a small library that's contains synthesized patches, wavetable la synthesis as the roland d50, and s sounds with extremely low fi character!, all this in one micro package! but, this is a demo version of my project, the big collection is ssstil in beta stage. this demo contain 8 presets and 1 wavetable. if you want the beta version please mail me, because the final version wil be a donationware pr...

Introducing "Baking Pan-demonium"! The focus of this library was to sample as many baking pans as I could, in as much detail as I could. The free version includes 1 pan, with all the same features as the full version. >> IMPORTANT: If you want to be notified when a new version of this sample library is available, make sure you download it from my website! << https://www.michaelpichermusic.com/baking-pan-demonium

This SFZ sound set uses samples from a 7 ft grand piano, that I recorded in a church. Please check out "The Basilica Pianos", a remake of "The Shrine Piano", on my site: https://www.michaelpichermusic.com/the-basilica-pianos

This sound library is sampled from a toy that has two modes, which are obviously "Piano" and "Xylophone". You can access these modes via key switches. I made this virtual instrument so that is played back exactly like the original toy, right down to the quirk that necessitates that you press the keys down with a bit of force, in order for the hammer to hit the bells. If you don't, then you'll just hear the keys flailing and no tone. This is a great oddity to add amongst ...

Introducing Version 2.0!! SFZ Format Pulse (3 variants), Triangle, and Noise waves Simple keyboard layout "Legato" effect Vibrato, tremolo, slide (portamento), attack, and release controls ​ The goal, when designing "8-Bit Chip", was to create something that was friendly to a musician, rather than a programer. Traditionally, 8-Bit music is created in what can be described as a spreadsheet-like environment, where pitches and effects are coded one at a time. My idea was ...